Visitation Rights

Grandparents visitation rights establish the ability of grandparents to have visitation, including court ordered visitation, with their grandchildren. The issue of grandparents visitation rights remains an area of the law that very much is open to interpretation (and litigation). Laws differ by state. more »

Fighting for child custody in family court can be a horrible, lengthy experience. Selecting the right lawyer can make the difference between full custody and holiday visitations. Increase your chances of stress-free success by learning how to choose a child custody lawyer to represent you. more »

Divorce is stressful enough without the added stress of fighting over which parent will get custody of the children. While you and your ex battle it out in family court, remember the children involved and speak to them about how they feel about their new living arrangements. Perhaps it can give you some insight into how to gain... more »

In a child custody case, a judge or court-appointed mediator makes determinations regarding the best interests of a child. Child custody cases assess who should be responsible for the daily care of the child as well as who may make legal decisions on the child's behalf. Additionally, courts may consider whether a parent or close... more »

The rules of child custody have changed over time. Once it was standard for the courts to rule in favor of the children remaining with their mother no matter what. These days, courts are ruling in favor of the best parent no matter if it is the father or mother. Each state has its own laws regarding child custody. Most states follow... more »