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Child Custody

Child Custody

Recent Posts in Child Custody Category

  • How to Establish Paternity of a Child When the Mother Is Married to Someone Else

    If a married woman gives birth to a child in the state of Florida, her husband is automatically assumed to be the biological father. How can a man establish paternity when he isn’t married to the mother? Legal Father vs. Biological Father It’s a misconception that if a man has been added to a child’s birth certificate he is automatically and irreversibly the legal father of the child. A father’s ...
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  • How Domestic Battery Accusations Can Affect Your Divorce

    No rational person believes that domestic violence should go unpunished. Abuse between partners and spouses is a terrible thing, and deserves to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Yet what if you have been accused without committing the crime? In the state of Florida, a conviction for domestic battery can have serious consequences on virtually every aspect of your life. If your ...
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  • What You Need to Know About Emergency Custody Hearings

    Any number of serious circumstances can justify pursuing temporary custody of a child, pending a final resolution. While emergency relief is fairly rare, it’s important to pursue if your child is in imminent danger from an immediate threat. Here’s what you need to know about emergency custody hearings. Emergency Custody Hearing In order to get an emergency custody hearing, you must petition the ...
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  • Summer Break Custody

    Summer is usually the best time to be a kid. School is out for three months, and your parents may be planning on taking you somewhere exciting for vacation. However, if a child’s parents are divorced, summer becomes much more complicated. Many adults never get the summer off anymore, and most of the summer break is spent in summer camp or daycare. However, when one parent has the summer off, he or ...
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  • How Custody Is Decided In Florida

    One of the things that can complicate the divorce process is children. If a couple has children, each parent usually wants to spend as much time with his or her children as possible. The parent with primary physical custody is typically the one that gets to spend the most time with their kids. Custody battles can sometimes be contentious, as it can be difficult for parents to compromise on this ...
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