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Shared Legal Custody

One of the most significant legal trends in the realm of child custody in recent years has been a growing emphasis on the active involvement of both parents throughout the entire child-rearing process. Although courts once assumed that mothers were best suited to act as primary custodians, the prevailing paradigm today holds that having an ongoing relationship with both parents is more beneficial to a child

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  • An Overview of Child Custody Law

    Following the separation of biological parents, the future of the offspring produced by the relationship is in...
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  • Factors Determining who gets Custody

    A large number of factors may influence the outcome of any given child custody dispute.  For child custody arr...
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  • Types of Child Custody

    There are a variety of child custody scenarios.  It is useful to understand the possible types of child custod...
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  • Child Custody Rights

    Child custody rights, which are also referred to as custody of a child, are awarded to anyone that can have a ...
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  • Non-Custodial Parent Rights

    Losing the ability to see your child full-time can be a heart wrenching experience. Most people feel like they...
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