Custody and Parenting Time

So, you’re moving out of the state. Perhaps you have family who can help you with childcare or you landed your dream job. Either way, you’re excited to begin your new life and plan to take your children with you. What are the rules when it comes to relocating a child across

Divorce can raise several issues for a family, especially if you and your former spouse have children together. When you decide to file for divorce, the court will enforce a custody agreement, which outlines several terms for your children, including child support payments, living arrangements, and, of course, visitation schedules. Due to

Whether a death occurs in the family or the birth parents of a child are unable or unfit to care for him or her, some vulnerable people may not receive proper care or support they need to survive. In these situations, you may step in and obtain legal guardianship for the individual,

Divorces can be complex proceedings, especially if you and your former spouse have children. You may need to enter the courtroom and determine where your children are going to live, how often you can visit them, and how much child support you may have to pay. If you are a military member

Child custody discussions are very common in divorce proceedings between parents. Based on the financial situation of each parent and the well-being of the children in question, the court decides how the children will split their time and what support each parent will need to provide. However, courts determine child custody in