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Minor Child Custody

In child custody cases, the age of majority was once considered the cutoff for parental responsibility. In other words, most jurisdictions required both parents to contribute meaningfully to the child

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Changing Custody of Your Child to Live with the Non-Residential Parent

During a child's teen years, it is not uncommon for them to want to move in with their non-residential parent....
- By: Grace Gardiner
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- 5 of 7 user(s) found this useful
Special Issues with Child Custody

Several special issues with child custody may arise. When custody determinations are initially made, they are ...
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Court Considerations When Determining Child Custody

Regardless of the jurisdiction, most courts base custody decisions on what's in the best interests of the chil...
- By: Linda L. Kowalczyk
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- 7 of 11 user(s) found this useful
Guiding You Through Child Support

This guide may assist in answering questions you may have regarding Child Support. We encourage you to ask ot...
- By: Rachael Rogers
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Child Support Laws in Ohio

In most divorce or dissolution cases that involve children, the court issues an order for Child Support. Chil...
- By: Robert Stiefvater
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Child support modification due to income loss possible?

I am divorced and my ex-spouse has primary custody of our two children. Our current parenting plan allows me t...
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What is the Legal Age in California a Child Can Decide Which Parent to Live With?

Question: Our daughter is 16 years old and is a pretty bright girl. She’s always felt more comfortable stayi...
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As the custodial parent, can I move out of state with my child? What happens with Child Support?

Question: I have been married to my wife who has a son from her ex-husband. He has been living with us since...
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I caught my husband cheating on me and immediately filed for a Divorce. What are my rights during the divorce process?

Question: I walked in on my spouse cheating on me with another person. This is not the first time he was unf...
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What is the benefit of using Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) for a divorce?

Question: My husband and I have been separated for a few months. We have been talking about getting a divorc...
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Parenting Plans for Joint Custody

If you are in the process of figuring out a parenting plan for you, your former spouse and children then you m...
- Site: custodyxchange.com
Changing / Modifying Custody

This past week I win in court in a case where the other party had filed a Petition to Modify Custody. Essenti...
- Site: lexblog.com
Moving Out of State With Minor Children

One important change in Minnesota law in recent years pertains to changing the state of residence of minor chi...
- Site: minnesotadivorceblog.com
Final Restraining Orders in New Jersey

I often represent clients who are facing a Final Restraining Order (known as an "FRO) in New Jersey....
- Site: lexblog.com
Worse Parenting Than In Yesterday's Juice Post?

The Juice is not willing to excuse parents who FORGET - for 40 minutes - that they left their kid locked i the...
- Site: legaljuice.com

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