Child Custody & Parenting Plans
What Should I Expect at My Initial Child Custody Consultation?
The idea of an initial child custody consultation with a family law firm gives most people some degree of anxiety. Below we will explain what you can expect at your Goals & Planning …
What is an Attorney for the Minor Child (AMC)?
Parents involved in a divorce or child custody litigation may hear the term “Attorney for the Minor Child” or “AMC.” It’s reasonable to wonder: “What is an Attorney for the Minor Child?”
What is a Guardian Ad Litem (GAL)?
Parents involved in a divorce or child custody litigation may hear the term “Guardian ad Litem” or “GAL.” It’s reasonable to wonder: “What is a Guardian ad Litem?”
How Do You Enforce a Divorce Court Order?
A common worry for people who are getting divorced is: “What happens if my ex-spouse doesn’t follow the divorce court’s order?” Or, in other words, how do you enforce a divorce court order?
What is Third Party Child Custody?
There is a lot of legal terminology used in divorce and family law, but many of the “must know” legal terms fall into the child custody and visitation category.
What’s the Difference Between Child Custody and Visitation?
A lot of legal terms come into play when it comes to making custody and parenting decisions in your divorce. So, it’s no wonder our divorce attorneys …
What is Supervised Visitation?
Even when the court does not grant a parent physical custody, the parent may still be eligible for visitation rights. The court can order supervised visitation when it’s concerned about …
What Does Child Visitation Mean?
A lot of legal terminology comes into play when it comes to making custody, visitation, & parenting decisions in your divorce. It’s no wonder that a common question …
What Does Joint Custody Mean?
Joint Custody is what it’s called when a court orders custody of a minor child to both parents. There are two types of joint custody: joint legal custody and joint physical custody.
What Does Child Custody Mean?
A lot of legal terminology comes into play when it comes to making custody and parenting decisions in your divorce. It’s no wonder that a common question our divorce attorneys …