Child custody agreements, typically negotiated by parents or a family court judge, provide details about what happens to minor children. For example, a judge may order children live with one parent…
Claiming your child as a dependent on your tax return can significantly decrease your tax burden because you get to claim a variety of deductions and credits related to that child. The Internal…
Family Law includes Divorce Law and Child Custody Law. Sometimes, these two are linked; if a wife and husband are divorcing, a custody suit may ensue depending on the terms of the divorce. In order to…
Two major types of custody exist: physical and legal. The parent with physical custody has the child in question with him the majority of the time. Legal custody means making decisions regarding the…
Divorce is a painful situation for any married couple. It is even more painful for the children of that past relationship. Visitation and the separation of the child's parents is difficult enough, but…
You have gone before a judge, who has decided to award custody. In some cases, you feel that the consequences of the decision are intimidating or frustrating. You might not agree with the decision…
Child custody rights, awarded based on the best interests of the child, are determined by a family court judge. These rights may be granted to both parents, or sole custody can be given to one parent…
When a couple decides to end a marriage it is difficult for every member of the family. No matter how carefully you approach the dissolution of the marriage, you're still looking at the pain of…
Winning child custody is the most important fight of your life. It is no secret that the parent who doesn't have full custody gets the short end of the stick. Visiting kids on the weekends (that's if…
Filing for child custody is best left to legal professionals who can help guide you through the sometimes treacherous process. However, whether you choose to file for full custody of your child on…