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How Criminal Convictions Affect Residential Time Determinations

Child Custody, Criminal Records, DivorceBy Zachary AshbyFeb 24, 2016

Making mistakes is part of human nature. Unfortunately for some, these mistakes may result in a criminal conviction. When a parent with a criminal record desires residential time with their children, past offenses could come back and haunt them. Whether or not a criminal conviction affects a decision for residential time depends on several factors,…

How To Modify A Child Custody Order

Child Custody, Divorce, Parenting Plan, RecordsBy Zachary AshbyFeb 23, 2016

Parenting plans are supposed to help parents co-parent their children and avoid conflict. So why is every encounter of conversation with your ex, World War Three? Ever since you remarried, it has been difficult to just get your ex to sit down and talk about the kids. And the kids are getting older every day.…

Proving Paternity In Custody Cases

child support, Divorce, PaternityBy Zachary AshbyFeb 22, 2016

Having a child outside of marriage is no longer as taboo as in decades previous. Many people have children together who are committed to each other but have no desire to get married, or plan to marry after the birth of the child. In other cases, the couple may have broken up prior to the…

What To Do If You Believe That Your Ex Is Abusing Your Children

Abuse, Child Abuse, Child CustodyBy Zachary AshbyFeb 19, 2016

Child abuse is a parent’s worst nightmare. While many parents are vigilant about protecting their children from strangers, often the abuser is much closer to home. If you believe that your child is being abused by your former spouse or partner, you need to take appropriate steps to protect your children. In an Emergency, Call…

Requesting An Increase In Child Support Payments

child support, Financial, VisitationBy Zachary AshbyFeb 18, 2016

Life is full of unexpected changes. When a financial situation changes or a family emergency occurs, many parents find that they need additional child support from their former partner. Under certain conditions, you can ask the court “modify” an existing child support obligation. Substantial Change in Circumstances Regardless of the reason, a modification of a…

What Happens If A Parent Paying Support Loses His Or Her Job?

child support, FinancialBy Zachary AshbyFeb 17, 2016

Losing your job is never easy. Often, it takes weeks or even months to get back on your feet after being laid off. For parents paying child support, however, losing a job becomes an emergency which can affect their child support obligations tremendously if not dealt with immediately. Payments Don’t Stop Many people believe that…

Can Settlements, Bonuses, Or Lump-Sum Payments Be Taken For Support Obligations?

child support, Divorce, Financial, Health InsuranceBy Zachary AshbyFeb 16, 2016

Sometimes in life, we are fortunate enough to receive a little extra money. Whether it is a bonus at work, a settlement in a car accident case, or a large tax return, these payments can help parents pay off bills or purchase a long-coveted item. For parents who have child support obligations, these lump sums…

Considerations For Special Needs Children In Divorce

Changes, child support, Divorce, VisitationBy Zachary AshbyFeb 15, 2016

Divorce is an emotional process even for the most stable adults. For those parents who have children with disabilities, illnesses, or other special needs, getting a divorce can feel like an insurmountable obstacle. Though it is true that obtaining a divorce as a parent of a child with special needs can be difficult, careful planning…

Medical Support Orders For Children Of Divorced Parents

child support, Divorce, Financial, Health Insurance, Medical RecordsBy Zachary AshbyFeb 12, 2016

As every parent knows, children get sick and get sick often. Between daycare, school, and other activities, kids are exposed to a massive amount of germs every day. Add in accidents like falls from a bike and tragedies like childhood cancers, and it is easy to see how medical care and insurance premiums can quickly…

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