Are you going through the divorce process and have questions about child custody? Read this article to learn some child custody tips and give us a call. Child Custody for Unmarried Parents Unmarried people who have children together want to know their rights regarding child custody. The rights of unmarried parents are basically the same […]
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In child custody cases, the court will order a hearing and take testimony from both parents. The court may also have other witnesses testify, such as relatives, teachers, and mental health professionals who have treated the children or parents. How the court issues a custody order depends on the findings of their investigation. If necessary, […]
When a married couple with children obtains a divorce, one of the more complicated and contested parts of the divorce process is often child custody. You will need an experienced attorney to handle what often can be a contentious situation. Here is some important information about New York child custody laws. Child Custody Laws in New York | […]
New York Child Custody Laws When a married couple with children obtains a divorce, one of the more complicated and contested parts of the divorce process is often child custody. You will need an experienced attorney to handle what often can be a contentious situation. Here is some important information about New York child custody laws. New York […]
When going through a divorce, you may be feeling sad about creating a visitation schedule. It can be a difficult decision to make with your spouse. Ideally, the parents will agree on a visitation schedule. When this isn’t possible, a judge will decide the visitation schedule (and any rules, if needed). The process in which courts […]
Joint Custody Concerns If you are seeking joint custody, you may be wondering how you are going to work it out? With the assistance of an experienced attorney, you can navigate the process and ease your joint custody concerns. Joint Custody Concerns: Do I Have to Pay Child Support If I Have Joint Custody? If […]
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