Both parents and Virginia courts are primarily concerned with what is in the best
interests of the child in a divorce case.
Dr. Drutman's forensic psychology consultation to attorneys consists of educating family lawyers on psychological issues in family law cases, trial consultation and preparation to cross-examine mental health professionals, reviews of mental health provider evaluations, and expert court testimony on issues related to the best
interest of children in divorce cases.
Not exact matches
The report went on: «The fact that so many Sharia rulings
in Britain relate to
cases concerning
divorce and custody
of children is
of particular concern, as women are not equal
in Sharia law, and Sharia contains no specific commitment to the best
interests of the
child that is fundamental to family law
in the UK.
In cases of separation and
divorce, parents must look beyond their own self -
interests and consider the well - being
of their
child.
However, there is an emergent consensus within the
divorce research community that
in the great majority
of contested
cases of child custody, where family violence is not a factor,
children's needs and
interests are best served by preserving meaningful relationships with both
of their parents.
New Mexico and New Hampshire are the only two states
in the country that start out all
divorce cases with the assumption that joint legal custody is
in the best
interest of every
child.
Like the majority
of states, New Mexico approaches
divorce with the assumption that joint legal custody is
in the «best
interest of the
child»
in every
case.
Above all, whether representing you as your Lake City
divorce attorney or as your domestic violence attorney
in Lake City, your attorney must present your
case in a way that keeps your best
interests, and those
of your
children, at the forefront.
One
of the pleasures
of my practice
in managing only Family Law
cases (primarily
divorce and
child custody
cases, and post decree problems with financial and
child related issues such a modifications to custody or support orders) is the opportunity to meet with some really fine, caring, and
interesting people, and help them navigate through their family issues, develop strategies that work, and to offer some effective approaches to their complex issues, based on years
of my experience
in this work managing complex
divorce and post-decree
cases successfully.
A recent article has reflected on outcomes
in divorce cases with
children, and the findings
of the varied research are
interesting.
Child custody laws in Colorado consider the best interest of the child when determining custody and support in divorce and separation c
Child custody laws
in Colorado consider the best
interest of the
child when determining custody and support in divorce and separation c
child when determining custody and support
in divorce and separation
cases.
Guardian Ad Litem — A person appointed by the court to represent the
interests of a minor
child in a
divorce or parentage
case.
In this case, the evidence has to do with the well - being of all family members, their adjustment to divorce, and the degree to which the child's best interests in this particular family are likely to be fulfille
In this
case, the evidence has to do with the well - being
of all family members, their adjustment to
divorce, and the degree to which the
child's best
interests in this particular family are likely to be fulfille
in this particular family are likely to be fulfilled.
In any
divorce, the Ohio court considers the best
interests of the
children and it provides for their financial, educational, and emotional needs and may hand down temporary orders to provide for the
children while the
case is pending.
In these
cases, Georgia's focus shifts from the
divorcing spouses to the
children and the «best
interest of the
child» standard is applied.
Coaches help Attorneys and Financial Professionals by providing an overview
of the emotional issues which are affecting the clients» behavior or position, by consulting when there is an impasse
in the
case, by depathologizing the
divorce process, by providing a safe place for clients to deal with emotions and volatility during the legal process, by focusing on the
interest and needs
of the family as a whole, and by being the voice
of the
children or parent when necessary.
One
of the
interesting aspects
of divorce litigation is the requirement that parents mediate their
child custody issues, with the judge assigning a mediator
in the initial weeks
of the
case should the parents not have an agreement as to legal custody (joint vs sole) and parenting time.
I will continue to track these debates and developments, recognizing that the advancements (and reversals) made
in the field
of psychology are important to the understanding
of parenting qualities that meet the best
interests of children in contested
divorce and custody
cases.
A recent article has reflected on outcomes
in divorce cases with
children, and the findings
of the varied research are
interesting.
Mr. Speaker, I am quite honoured to be introducing a private member's bill today which would direct the courts
in regard to
divorce to make equal shared parenting the presumptive arrangement
in the best
interests of the
child, except
in proven
cases of abuse or neglect.
Mr. Speaker, I am quite honoured
in these few moments to be introducing a private member's bill that would direct the courts
in regard to
divorce to make equal shared parenting the presumptive arrangement
in the best
interest of the
child, except
in proven
cases of abuse or neglect.
The
Divorce Act currently establishes the best
interests of the
child as the paramount consideration
in custody
cases.
Arrangements for
children in the wake
of a
divorce are always
in the best
interest of the
child - and
in many
cases,
child visitation schedules are very different.
The amendments
in Bill C - 560 would direct the courts
in regard to
divorce to make equal shared parenting, and I will talk later
of the range being 35 % to 50 % roughly, but making it the presumptive arrangement
in the best
interests of the
child, except
in proven
cases of abuse or neglect.
A relatively recent, and highly controversial, concept developed by the American Law Institute to assist the court
in deciding
child custody
cases by asserting the premise that maintaining approximately the same parenting routines after
divorce as the parents and
child (ren) experienced before
divorce is
in the best
interest of the
child (ren).
Coaches help attorneys by providing an overview
of the emotional issues which are affecting the clients» behavior or position; by consulting when there is an impasse
in the
case; by depathologizing the
divorce process; by providing a safe place for clients to deal with emotions and volatility during the legal process; by focusing on the
interest and needs
of the family as a whole; by being the voice
of the
children or parent when necessary.
One
of the pleasures
of my practice
in managing only Family Law
cases (primarily
divorce and
child custody
cases, and post decree problems with financial and
child related issues such a modifications to custody or support orders) is the opportunity to meet with some really fine, caring, and
interesting people, and help them navigate through their family issues, develop strategies that work, and to offer some effective approaches to their complex issues, based on years
of my experience
in this work managing complex
divorce and post-decree
cases successfully.
Using a
child or
children for advantage
in a
divorce case is never
in the best
interest of a
child and is decidedly frowned upon by the courts.
Last year, the Collaborative
Divorce Institute of Tampa Bay provided training to instruct more attorneys, mental health professionals, and financial experts on how to handle collaborative divorce cases in a way that is private, individually - tailored, respectful, and takes into account the best interests of any children in
Divorce Institute
of Tampa Bay provided training to instruct more attorneys, mental health professionals, and financial experts on how to handle collaborative
divorce cases in a way that is private, individually - tailored, respectful, and takes into account the best interests of any children in
divorce cases in a way that is private, individually - tailored, respectful, and takes into account the best
interests of any
children involved.