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If you and your ex cannot reach an amicable agreement regarding the custody of your children it will need to be decided in court. While in court the judge has the responsibility of assigning custody of your children based on what is in their best interest. Determining the best interest for your children will require…
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If you are married with children this may be a more challenging decisions. Divorce is something that will affect the entire family. Your children are of primary concern, will the divorce be in their best interest? If you are unsure if divorce is right for you it is important to discuss this matter with friends…
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Divorce is often discussed in the media or in our close family circles. This issue is often a stressful matter for families. If you are in a marriage and have children this is a challenging decision to make. It is important that you consider your child's best interests. If you decide to file for divorce…
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The highly publicized dispute between Melissa and her partner Tammy has come to an end. After a court ordered mediation session the both have made arrangements in regards to child custody and spousal support. For instance, Tammy will be receiving around 23,000 per month from Ms. Etheridge. Custody of the children will be shared between…
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During a divorce many issues will need to be determined. It is helpful if both parties are in agreement. If the parties are not both in agreement they may need to speak with a legal professional. It is also important to explore other various avenues of conflict resolution. Custody can be determined in front of…
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When it comes to Pet Custody Cases, it is no surprise that some divorce cases can get ugly. Couples who were once so in love will suddenly turn viscous during the divorce process. Each partner will try to obtain as much of the shared assets as possible, and it seems as though pets are becoming…
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According to the Department of Agriculture, raising a child in 2010 cost $226,920 on average. According to the 2006 Census data, there are more than 13 million parents who raise a child solo, which cannot be an easy task financially or physically. Thus, here are some tips to insuring a less financially stressed future: Plan…
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Supervised visitation is when a child can only have contact with a parent when a neutral third person is present. A judge may order supervised visitation for various reasons. Supervised visitation may be ordered when there is a history of abuse, when there are mental illness, or when there is a parental threat of abduction.…
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The court’s main concern will always be the best interests of the child in determining custody and visitation with your children. In general, a minor child will not have the right to choose which parent he/she will live with or the amount of time that the child will spend with each parent. Once the child…
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California is considered to be a “no fault” state. This means that the court does not look to place blame on either party for the breakup of the marriage. In practical terms, it means that infidelity has little relevance to a dissolution case. The main reason it becomes an issue in a divorce case is…
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