Sentences with phrase «become custodial»

«The sample of fathers who have taken the trouble to fight the system — to become the custodial prime [parent]-- are not your average parent or your average father,» Linde said.

The noncustodial parent may also believe that the move would benefit the child to such a degree that he should have more parenting time and become the custodial parent.

These fears can a significant source of stress when it appears that their son - in - law or daughter - in - law will become the custodial parent.

The truth be told, many good mothers face a lot of bad days when they become custodial mothers.

The surviving spouse would automatically become the custodial parent of any mutual children of the spouses.

The marital separation agreement commonly allows for one of the parents to become the custodial parent.

In the vast majority of cases, when custody is contested, courts award physical (or primary) custody to the mother, who becomes the custodial parent, and visitation... Continue reading →

In most divorces, one parent, often the mother, becomes custodial and the other, the father, pays support.

In the vast majority of cases, when custody is contested, courts award physical (or primary) custody to the mother, who becomes the custodial parent, and visitation rights («parenting time») to the father, who is the noncustodial parent and who also pays child support.

However, if the father becomes the custodial parent, he has a right to request child support from the child's mother.

If the father gains shared physical custody of his child, he becomes a custodial parent with potentially reduced child support obligations.

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This raises the prospect of America becoming what Charles Murray calls a «custodial democracy,» in which the underclass is subsidized but walled off.

Our distinctive liberal contribution is denied when we become simply custodial liberals, caretakers doing minor janitorial maintenance or cosmetic repairs on what we have inherited.

Thank you for filling me in... we have become parents again to my 9 - month - old granddaughter, custodial for the next year.

When pressed for specifics, a spokesperson for Stringer pointed to wasted funds on technology initiatives, failure to detect collusion to drive up prices by food suppliers, late release of 70 % pre-kindergarten contract information prior to the 2014 school year, and overpaying on custodial supplies, which Stringer has pointed out over the last three - plus years since he took office as Comptroller and de Blasio became Mayor.

For example, by placing a 529 plan within a custodial account, the parent or grandparent can retain control until the student becomes of age (generally 18 to 21, but varies by state).

Once money is transferred to the custodial account it becomes irrevocable, which means it can not be returned to the person who made the deposit.

The legal age in which a minor established on a Custodial Account opened under the Delaware Uniform Transfer to Minors Act becomes the sole owner of that account.

While divorcing Boomers are less likely to become involved in custodial battles, the impact of divorce upon the children is nevertheless an important consideration.

Custodial parents have some options when their ex-spouse becomes unemployed.

Cohabitation becomes a problem when 1) in parties who have minor children the custodial parent takes in a lover during the divorce process and the non-custodial parent files a motion to prevent such behavior, and 2) an ex-spouse, usually ex-wife receiving alimony, cohabitates rather than remarries in order not to lose her alimony.

This is normally not a good idea, because when the custodial parent says to the other, «I don't want you to visit at this time,» that immediately becomes the time that the other parent wants to visit with the child.

Only one time in my career have I seen a child refuse to visit the non-custodial parent when the custodial parent supported the visitation and, in that case, the parties eventually agreed to forgo the non-custodial parent's visitation when it became clear in (court - ordered) counseling why the child didn't want to visit.

If a noncustodial parent has become delinquent and isn't making payments according to the child support order, the custodial parent has the legal right to return to court and file an enforcement action.

However, when one parent becomes unfit and unable to care for their children, the other parent or relative might fight for full custody for themselves based on the custodial parent's lack of ability to properly care for his or her child.

Long term care becomes necessary more because of custodial care requirements rather than medical needs.

As the custodial parent, if your ex is irresponsible or untrustworthy, you may want to own the policy and pay the premium yourself since life insurance becomes null and void if the payments lapse.

Some noncustodial parents become angry if they believe the support payment is not benefitting the child, or frustrated if the custodial parent blindly enforces a visitation schedule.

Although the so called Tender Years Doctrine, which favored mothers as the custodial parent of children in the tender years, has become abolished by statute in some jurisdictions, courts still tend to award children to mothers.

If a court awards one parent sole physical custody of a child, that parent becomes the child's custodial parent and the other parent becomes the noncustodial parent.

The costs incurred by the noncustodial parent to exercise visitation are now taken into consideration and may become the responsibility of the custodial parent.

When the parents can not agree and end up litigating, the judge determines the custodial arrangement and it becomes part of the custody order.

Once the custodial parent stops receiving public assistance, temporarily assigned arrears become conditionally assigned arrears instead.

Because the percentage of custodial time would be a factor in calculating child support, parents might become more vigorous in custody litigation because of the potential economic impact.

With the failure to take into account the individual needs of the family, the above arrangement, very often, placed a huge burden for the custodial parent who would have to the day to day parenting responsibility, while at the same time the non-custodial parent became the fun parent whose time with the children was weekend play.

What I have observed in many cases is that the primary caregiver parent, who many times may be the temporary custodial parent, simply becomes difficult, argumentative, or at worst, alienating, with the hope that the non-custodial parent is cut out of the decision making for the children.

And children become alienated against custodial parents (traditionally mothers), as well as parents with less parenting time (traditionally fathers).

For this reason, children can become alienated against either a non-custodial parent or a custodial parent.

In second marriages, the climb becomes even steeper when a spouse finds himself caught, for example, between the financial demands of a former wife, who is the custodial mother of his children, and his new wife, who believes the first wife is just being greedy.

Non-custodial parents who need to pay for additional expenses that exceed child support payments should start by speaking with the custodial parent if the payments become too substantial.

The income and earning capacity of each party, including educational background, training, employment skills, work experience, length of absence from the job market, custodial responsibilities for children, and the time and expense necessary to acquire sufficient education or training to enable the party to become self - supporting at a standard of living reasonably comparable to that enjoyed during the marriage;