Sentences with phrase «file child custody proceedings»
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(3) There was no application for custody or access of the children pending in any other jurisdiction at the time the mother filed her application in Ontario (the father and grandfather had subsequently commenced proceedings in Egypt);
During divorce proceedings, either parent can file for legal or physical custody of their minor children.
File the child custody package with the same court handling your divorce proceedings.
Fathers who were not married to the child's mother at the time of the child's birth must file a petition for acknowledgment of paternity — even if they signed the birth certificate — prior to commencing custody proceedings.
When people are seeking to gain child custody rights in Florida — whether through divorce, paternity, establishment of parenting plan, grandparent custody, or other proceedings — the first step they usually take is file a petition with the Clerk of the Court.