Non-Biological Parental Rights
Posted on 26th September 2020 by Vuria Admin in Divorce and Custody
Parental rights are the inherent rights of parents to raise their children and make important decisions about their upbringing and they assume those parental rights for any child born to them. But there are increasingly diverse parent child situations that exist in modern families today: children born to unmarried parents, adopted children, surrogate mothers, anonymous sperm […]
Read MoreUnderstanding Non-Parent Visitation Rights
Posted on 21st September 2020 by Vuria Admin in Divorce and Custody
Families come in all types and sizes. When yours is complex and a parent or guardian is in custody of a child you have a relationship with, it can be emotionally difficult. In some cases, you won’t have a say over when you get to visit the child. However, there are some specific things you can […]
Read MoreReasons You Could Lose Custody of Your Child
Posted on 16th September 2020 by Vuria Admin in Divorce and Custody
Determining child custody during a divorce is a complex emotional issue. Ideally, the child should benefit from parental involvement and care from both parents which can be navigated through co-parenting, parenting plans, and joint custody arrangements. Even if the custody arrangement doesn’t split the time 50/50, a child should be able to maintain a relationship with […]
Read More5 Questions To Ask a Family Law Attorney
Posted on 10th September 2020 by Vuria Admin in Family Law
When you’re looking for a family law attorney, it’s important to know what questions to ask them before you retain their services. Since hiring an attorney and fighting for custody is no simple matter, it’s important for you to be informed and ensure a good professional match in order to ensure the best possible outcome. Here are […]
Read MoreUnderstanding the Difference Between Sole Legal Custody and Sole Physical Custody
Posted on 1st September 2020 by Vuria Admin in Divorce and Custody
During divorce proceedings, many parents report that they would prefer to get sole legal decision making (custody) of their child or children. But what does this mean? What are the ramifications and likelihood of achieving this outcome? Defining “Sole Legal Decision Making/Custody” and “Sole Physical Custody” First of all, it’s important to understand that there […]
Read MoreEstablishing Paternity
Posted on 27th August 2020 by Vuria Admin in Divorce and Custody
Arizona law protects a father’s right to create an emotional bond and connection with their child and there’s no doubt of importance of a father’s presence in their child’s life. But unwed fathers of children have no claim on their child legally. To pursue any legal action regarding the child, the father must establish legal paternity. […]
Read MoreWhat Are Your Options for Collecting Child Support?
Posted on 22nd August 2020 by Vuria Admin in Divorce and Custody
Child support can be one of the most contentious ongoing points of a divorce, especially when one party isn’t meeting their obligations for support. According to federal census data, failure to pay child support is severely problematic around the country. In fact, in 2013, only 45% of custodial parents obtained the child support they were […]
Read MoreWriting a Pet Custody Agreement
Posted on 17th August 2020 by Vuria Admin in Divorce and Custody
Pets enhance our lives with love and companionship. Some people create a strong emotional bond with their pet and consider them a member of the family or like a child. Unfortunately, during a divorce, the pet will become a point of contention as to who will get custody of the animal. Getting the law involved […]
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