Sentences with phrase «current child custody agreement»

After attempts at communicating with a parent, there are several reasons why another parent may want to alter the current child custody agreement.

Not exact matches

If you have a child custody dispute, or would like to discuss the possibility of modifying your current agreement or court order, please contact our office for your consultation.

If you have a child custody dispute, or would like to discuss the possibility of modifying your current agreement or court order, please contact our office for your free consultation.

The court can even go to an extreme end of stepping in and changing the custody agreement and commence the consent of the guardian immediately if they are not comfortable with the current agreement of a child.

Simple prenuptial agreements can not be used to discuss issues of child support or custody of the couple's current or future children.

While regular visits are critical for families whose current custody agreement does not include shared parenting, they are a poor substitute for the relationship that the parent and child would have enjoyed if they were still living together.

Attach any current custody and visitation agreements, domestic violence orders, or child and spousal support orders to your child custody package.

Because issues like custody, prenuptial agreements, child support, spousal support or separation can be emotionally charged and tough to address, we coach you on how to navigate the constantly changing currents of family law.

The most common reasons for bringing about a child custody evaluation is if co-parents can not come to an agreement on the details of their custody agreement or if one or both co-parents believe that their current custody agreement is not meeting the needs of their child.

In this proceeding, a court will either alter the child custody arrangement, in favor of the non-custodial parent or a court may leave the current custodial agreement intact.

But, sometimes Father's Day can instead be painful, especially when the father looks at his current child custody order, visitation schedule, or parenting plan and sees that Father's Day is actually one of mother's days of custodial time under the order or agreement.