Sentences with phrase «accept the child custody»

The court will then either accept the child custody agreement, alter its terms, or reject certain provisions.

Not exact matches

Yet it is precisely the privilege of Dillard's background that she knew would clip her wings and force another life upon her: the country club and its obsessive cultivation of a suntan; years of dancing school and white cotton gloves; the fate of young ladies to take custody of unquestioned codes, to be «vigilantes of the trivial,» to accept their destiny («to marry Holden Caulfield's roommate, and buy a house in Point Breeze, and send our children to dancing school»)

Although we accept that fathers may face biases in court, fathers should follow the advice below to prepare themselves for a child custody battle:

Of course, the children accepting their authoritative temporary custody wouldn't be enough; Shane has to be willing to understand them too.

As child custody and support is awarded by the judge, you need an assertive law firm, who knows Alabama custody laws intimately and will forcefully and persuasively present your position in order to only accept what is right for your child or children and you.

aving represented numerous clients in international child custody matters concerning India, this author has been accepted on several occasions as an expert on international family law matters concerning India.

That to return the child to Montana in the face of a Montana court order refusing to accept jurisdiction over custody of the child, was nonsensical;

While you have accepted the «fact that mothers of children born in Canada get to decide if those children will live or die up until the time that child is born» then you also accept that the law nullifies any rights a unmarried father (common law) may have to legally adopt and / or assume primary custody of his unborn child not wanted by the mother.

However, attorneys and the courts generally accept that either phrase means one parent has both sole legal custody and sole physical custody of the children.

If the custody evaluator recommends joint custody, for example, a judge is unlikely to accept an alternative plan that gives your ex no time with the child unless you can demonstrate incompetence or bias on the part of the evaluator.

For child custody evaluators, accepted standards include interviewing both parents and the child as well as observing the interactions between each parent and the child.

If the court doesn't believe the parents» custody and visitation agreement reflects the children's best interests, the court might not accept those terms.

the parents» willingness to accept custody and ability to cooperate with the other parent in making decisions on matters concerning the child;

Accepting of the surrender of the custody of the child and the placement of the child with your chosen adoptive parents

When you divorce, you and your spouse can agree to a custody arrangement that works best for both of you and that is in the best interests of your child, and the court typically accepts such arrangements.

Martha Jacobson pretended to accept at face value that the father — who clearly could not control his heavy drinking — would refrain from drinking when he had the child, and the only reason Jacobson offered that he should do so, was the mother's «discomfort» with her four - year - old being in the care and custody of a man who was drunk and having black - outs.

After graduating from law school, Karen accepted a position with Legal Services of Dutchess County and handled matrimonial actions, as well as custody, visitation, child and spousal support matters for victims of domestic violence.

[FN50] Joint custody arrangements were accepted even thoughjoint custody was considered suspect, particularly for children of tender years.

Upholding the lower court's assessment that the psychological impact on the children of such a cure was risky and uncertain, the appellate court held that the lower court was not required to accept the opinion of the father's expert, Dr. Wellen, who advocated that only a transfer of custody would cure the PAS.