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Spouses who abuse their partners also are likely to abuse their children. You can protect children against domestic violence by following these steps. more »

California child custody laws establish numerous factors that a court is required to consider by law before making a final determination. This body of law can differ slightly from one state to another; however, when deciding which parent gets custody, courts in California will always act in the best interest of your child. If you and... more »

The custody of children is decided by the court system. If there is a divorce in process, then the custody of any children will be done in the court ruling over the divorce. If there is no divorce, then custody will go through the family court system. Custody laws are fairly straight forward and easy to understand. more »

Representation in a child custody case can be chosen in many ways. It is always best to be sure the attorney you choose or the attorney chosen for your child has the child's best interest in mind, and not treat the representation of your child as "just part of the job." There are certain attorneys who take child representation cases,... more »

When it comes to child custody arrangements and visitation, Missouri courts will always act in the best interest of a child, even if this means granting temporary or permanent custody to a third party. As a matter of public policy, Missouri courts favor some type of joint legal and physical custody arrangement to ensure that a child... more »