Sentences with phrase «prior child custody agreement»

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Wife requested enforcement of the prenuptial agreement (specifically $ 190,000 plus an order requiring Husband to procure the $ 1,000,000 life insurance policy) and child support [though the opinion is unclear, it appears child custody was resolved prior to trial].

For children who had a strong relationship with the noncustodial parent prior to the divorce, sole custody agreements are generally harmful unless there is a compelling safety reason to keep the child away from the other parent, according to Gould.

When I ask some basic questions regarding property and retirement accounts, sometimes it becomes clear that it would be best to prepare a Separation Agreement so that all potential issues, such as property ownership, debt division, tax issues, child support, and custody, etc. are resolved prior to filing for divorce.

The «right of first refusal» is a provision sometimes placed in child custody agreements which requires one of the child's parents, who otherwise would have «timeshare» prior to placing a child into third party care (such as a babysitter) to first grant the child's other parent the right to care for the child during the period of the first parent's absence.

In some cases, a custodial parent may be required to provide advance notice of a change in residence of the child: «In making an order for custody, if the court does not consider it inappropriate, the court may specify that a parent shall notify the other parent if the parent plans to change the residence of the child for more than 30 days, unless there is prior written agreement to the removal....

However, prior to the filing of the complaint for divorce, the parties make a full financial disclosure to each other — and voluntarily enter into a separation agreement that resolves all relevant issues, such as the division of all marital property, spousal support and custody if there are children involved.

FOSTER CARE GUARDIANSHIP We also serve families who have a child who was in the custody of the state of Nebraska prior to the finalization of their guardianship, with a valid subsidy agreement regardless of the State of residence until the child turns 19.

When it comes to deciding custody, many factors are considered by the court: fitness of the parents, character and reputation of the parents, desire of the parents, any agreements between the parents, potential to maintain familial relations, child's preference, material opportunities affecting the child, child's age and health, suitability of the parental homes, whether the non-custodial parent will have reasonable visitation, how long the child has been separated from a parent, any prior abandonment or surrender of the child, or any other relevant facts.