Summer vacation memories fill many hearts throughout their lifetime. The idea of having extra time with family doing fun activities is something many look forward to all year long. For divorced couples, maneuvering scheduling of summer vacations can be problematic. The goal for most divorced couples is to find a compromise in fairness for spending time with their children over the summer.
Read MoreOften children are removed from the home or at risk for removal and the court will intervene to determine the best path forward. In most states, if a child welfare case requires court involvement it will come before juvenile or family courts. While the court experience can seem intimidating or overwhelming, proper legal representation can help ease the burden.
Read MoreThere are two kinds of child custody: legal custody and physical custody. Judges typically make the final decision on custody and visitation, but typically they find themselves simply approving an agreement by both parties. Typically, judges do not make decisions until both parties have met with a Family Court Services mediator.
Read MoreYour divorce is final, you settled or there was a court decision, and you find yourself unhappy with the results. Either spouse may still have an opportunity to challenge certain decisions made by the court. You, or your former spouse, can seek to appeal or modify your divorce decree.
Read MoreIf life were easy, every circumstance calm and every situation seamless there would be no need for lawyers. But things are not always that simple. You don’t have to have all the answers in life and you certainly don’t have to know all the legal ins and outs of your proceedings. That’s why finding the right attorney for your situation is incredibly important.
Read MoreIn a time with so many changes happening, it is important to conduct proper maintenance on not just your estate planning and your financial goals; but also, your child custody schedule. Being prepared allows you to face less of a headache in the new year.
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