Friday, November 15, 2013
child custody
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a court's determination of which parent or relative should have physical and/or legal control and responsibility for a minor (child) und...
Courts and Jurisdiction
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Most custody decisions are made by family courts. However, where a juvenile court has found that a minor poses a threat to society if curre...
Criteria for Custody Awards
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Much debate about Child Custody has focused upon the criteria that the courts use in awarding permanent physical custody in cases where t...
Unmarried Parents
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Where a child's parents were never married, most states provide that the child's biological mother has sole physical custody unless ...
Divorced Parents
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When custody must be spelled out because of a couple's divorce, the custody arrangement usually becomes part of the divorce decree. The...
Child Custody
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Under most circumstances, state laws provide that biological parents make all decisions that are involved in rearing their child—such as r...
Sole custody
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Sole custody arrangements have generally be considered a traditional form of custody for many in the past, however there has been a trend...
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