Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Protecting Fathers’ Custody Rights


It has been our experience at Father’s Rights Law Center® that while parenting opportunities for fathers have significantly expanded over the past five (5) years as more and more mothers enter the work force, the best and happiest parenting plans evolve between the separated parents after the divorce has been finalized.
When there is disagreement about child custody and visitation, it is mandatory that the case be set for mediation prior to the court hearing. Father’s Rights Law Center® encourages professional preparation for clients to best present their parenting plan to the family mediators employed by the Superior Court.
The mediator’s initial custody recommendation is made when parents are unable to agree to a custody plan; the court tends to ‘rubber-stamp’ the recommendation, and it becomes critical to all custody orders. If no agreement is reached, a recommendation will be made by the court counselor and the court hearing will proceed. If an agreement is reached the hearing may be cancelled.

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