In Washington, when there is a child custody dispute, one of the concerns that often arises has to do with the visitation rights of the father and gaining physical custody. While the ideal resolution is to have parenting time organized in such a way that it is satisfactory to both parents, there are times when a father doesn't feel that the amount of time allocated is enough and he will strive to receive custody on a full-time basis.
State law requires class for parents before they can divorce
In Minnesota, many people in troubled marriages turn to counseling to try to solve the problems in their relationship. Counseling works for a lot of couples, but others find that their troubles are too much to overcome. So they get divorced.
Parents sharing legal custody in dispute over mother's relocation
When a Washington couple shares a child and they go their separate ways, there are many issues that must be settled. In some instances, the couple is able to come to a reasonable agreement when it comes to legal custody, visitation rights and parenting time. In others, there are disagreements every step of the way. Because child custody is such a sensitive issue for everyone involved, the parents need to do everything they can to make the situation as smooth as possible, even if they're not able to come to a consensus.
Legal custody of 3-year-old in dispute as mother flees country
For parents in Stillwater, the decision to separate is a difficult one whether they're married or not. In some circumstances when the couple has a child, however, it is best for both parties to part ways. When this happens, legal custody and parenting time can come into dispute. With a sensitive issue such as child custody, the issues can turn contentious and often leads parents to do things that they normally wouldn't do in an attempt to deny the other parent visitation rights.
Case underscores growing role of Facebook in family law matters
While most of us view Facebook as nothing more than a social media outlet that allows us to stay connected with family, friends and the community at large, it has actually emerged as a major factor in many divorce cases and child custody proceedings.
Intellectually disabled Minnesota dad's parental rights restored
Some readers may not be aware that there are two types of child custody in Minnesota: physical custody and legal custody. Physical custody refers to time the child spends living with a parent. In other words, the type of child custody that most people think of.
U of M researcher says divorce among older Americans is way up
It may seem like once a marriage reaches a certain length, the couple is going to stay together until one spouse passes away. But new research from the University of Minnesota into divorce rates suggests that as Baby Boomers get into their 60s, they are divorcing at surprisingly high rates.
High profile custody dispute gets ugly
Child custody disputes are notoriously contentious. With so many issues to address including the legal and physical custody of the child, visitation rights and child support, it is understandable why so many people have difficulty resolving these issues amicably. This is especially true when the child custody case involves high-profile parents.
Will Gywneth Paltrow's divorce be collaborative?
The news that actress Gywneth Paltrow and her husband, rock star Chris Martin, are getting a divorce has spread across gossip websites and other media sources around the country since it was announced late in March. Though celebrity divorces are nothing new, one possibly noteworthy thing about this one is that the couple claims their split is free of bitterness, anger, and other negative emotions often experienced during a divorce.
If you're thinking about divorce, smartphone apps can help
Considering divorce? Want some advice on whether to proceed? One can turn to friends or family members who have been through it for their advice. Books and magazine articles may also provide insight. And, it should not be a surprise to learn, your smartphone may also be able to help.
