When you’re asking yourself, “What should I tell my kids about the custody dispute?” the short answer is: as little as possible. The more children know about child custody litigation, the worse the outcome will be for them and for you. Family law judges instruct parents not to discuss child custody litigation with children. The …
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When it comes to child custody, it’s common for parents to have questions and concerns about the long-term implications of temporary arrangements. In this article, we’ll explore the topic of whether a temporary custody order can eventually turn into a permanent one over time. We’ll cover all the necessary details, including the considerations involved, the …
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When it comes to your child’s safety and well-being, there may be times when you need to take immediate action. Learning how to file for an emergency custody order in North Carolina can help you legally protect your child from harmful or dangerous situations. This helpful guide will walk you through the process of how …
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We are living through an unprecedented time. Mecklenburg County announced yesterday that its residents and visitors are being ordered to stay at home beginning on March 26th at 8:00 am. Residents and visitors are ordered to stay at home unless they provide or work for an essential business, are involved in an essential activity such …
According to one source, a person in the United States is expected to move 11.4 times in his/her lifetime. The most common reasons are relationship changes, career opportunities, retirement, being near family, change of climate. What happens if a custody order was entered while the parties lived in the same community and one of the parents later desires to …
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