Reasons Grandparents Can File For Custody Of Grandchild

What are the many reasons why grandparents may choose to file for custody of their grandchildren? Let’s look at the most common reasons why and what rights grandparents have when it comes to the relationship with their grandchildren. Reasons Why Grandparents May File For Custody Of A Grandchild Death/incapacitation of the parent, a voluntary custody…

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Moving Out Of State With No Custody Agreement In Arizona

Can a Parent Move out of state without a custody agreement in Arizona? The short answer is no. Courts in Arizona deciding whether a parent can relocate with their child or children have a duty to investigate if the move will harm the relationship the child or children has with the parent who is not…

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Child Custody Battles Between Unmarried Parents

Child custody battles between unmarried parents create many questions. Who has legal custody of a child when the parents are not married? Who has custody of a child if there are no court orders? What rights does a father have if he is listed on the birth certificate? What rights does an unwed father or mother…

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Teenager Wants To Live With Non Custodial Parent: What Can You Do?

Let’s go over the legal options when your teenager(s) wishes to live with the non-custodial parent. What Is Physical Custody? Physical custody is known to many as “parenting time.” This is the custody type that decides which parent the child will live with for the majority of the time. Courts will typically grant this type…

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What Voids A Custody Agreement?

Parents in the state of Arizona have a duty to uphold the agreed upon terms of a child custody arrangement. If one parent violates those terms, though, the other parent may want to modify or void the agreement altogether. Let’s look at a few possible ways to void a child custody agreement. Child Abuse Or…

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How To Speak With Your Spouse About Child Custody Options

Children are undoubtedly the most sensitive aspect of any divorce process. Unlike assets, they are living beings with feelings, wants, needs and are part of the journey of the divorce. Whenever parents separate, it can cause children to be confused and/or fearful. Their world may feel unstable as they anticipate many major changes in their…

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What Happens to My Kids if I get Sick or Die?

When you are a single parent, you might be concerned about who is going to care for your children should something happen to you. This post will explain your options. It’s also advised to speak with a lawyer. What is “testamentary guardianship”? When you are the child’s only parent still alive, your Last Will and…

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How Do I Get Custody of My Niece or Nephew?

Generally, child custody is the legal and physical obligation of taking care of a child’s requirements. This is going to include providing a place to live, healthcare, schooling and other necessary facets of life that serve the best interest of the child. Subject to which state you live in, there are various procedures to petition…

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What is the Difference Between Guardianship and Custody?

The words guardianships, custody, and adoption sometimes confuse people because their differences are imperfect and a somewhat convoluted. This post talks about the basic matters you might want to be mindful of when you are thinking about adoption or guardianship for your child(ren). What Is Custody? Custody is a legal arrangement stipulating who is going…

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How to Get Full Custody of a Child without Going to Court

The terminology child custody relates to the legal guardianship rights granted to a child’s parent. It’s used to detail the legal and decision-making relations among the custodial parent and the child. When establishing child custody rights, the court will take into account several of factors, but primarily they will think of the child’s best interests.…

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