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The question of custody after a mother’s passing can be a complex issue. Below we identify who may get custody in this very unfortunate circumstance. Child Custody and an Acknowledgment of Paternity After Maternal Death An acknowledgment of paternity is a legal document signed by both the mother and father,...
Are you involved in a custody dispute regarding your child? There is tension in any moment of indecision and you are likely to want the process finished as soon as it starts. Read on to get a better idea of just how long child custody decisions in Florida Filing of...
Child Support Payments and Visitation Rights Child support payments and visitation rights are two critical components of family law that often come into play following the dissolution of a marriage or the separation of parents. The intersection of child support payments and visitation rights often leads to complexities and disputes,...
If you and your future former spouse both want to keep your dog after the divorce, continue reading to find the answers you need. Personal and Marital Property in Florida Custody of the dog in a divorce requires a discussion of personal and marital property. Personal property refers to assets...
Child Custody Violation in Jacksonville Child custody violations refer to any actions taken by a parent that directly violates or disregards a court’s custody order. If a parent violates a custody order, they may face legal consequences. The court takes child custody violations seriously and will strive to ensure the...
Child Support in Jacksonville When a Jacksonville couple decides to part, if they have children they are required to create a child support arrangement as part of the divorce proceedings. This includes determining the financial responsibility of each parent based on their income, the needs of the children, and other...
Child Support and Grandparents Who Have Custody The person who pays child support typically is the non-custodial parent and the person paid is most often the parent who is raising the children. Non-parent guardians and grandparents can also seek child support if they have custody. In some cases, grandparents have...
Do you need to draft an affidavit for child support? Here are some guidelines for writing an affidavit. What is an Affidavit? An affidavit is a written sworn statement or declaration that is made under oath. This legal document is typically used to present factual information, details, or evidence in...