In a world where traditional norms are constantly evolving, more and more couples are choosing to forgo the formal institution of marriage. The reasons behind this decision can be manifold, ranging from personal beliefs and financial considerations to the desire for greater independence. However, the choice not to marry can raise questions and concerns, especially […]
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Unfortunately, domestic violence is still a significant issue in our area. State and local law enforcement officials in Kentucky respond to more than 400,000 incidents of domestic abuse each year, according to data gathered and released by the National Coalition Against Domestic Abuse (NCADV). Of course, not every one of these calls is genuine. False
Legal separations and divorces are intricate procedures. Family law conflicts, such as physical separation and child custody agreements, can be resolved more effectively and economically through mediation. How much power you will have over the mediation process may be on your mind. The nature of the disagreement itself is just one of many variables that
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Marriage is meant to be the thread that unites two souls, but occasionally that thread needs to be severed. Even after spending many years together, it’s fairly unusual for couples to determine that their union cannot be saved. They choose to divorce, which could have major repercussions if a child is involved. How the parents
It is not uncommon for one parent to begin pestering the other (or even the children) on parenting choices, child custody, child support, or visitation due to the emotional and physical toll of divorce. The non-harassing parent may determine that the divorce settlement has to be modified in these circumstances. While the legal procedure is
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The “best interests of the child” criteria are applied by Paducah courts when deciding on child custody and visitation arrangements. According to this norm, the needs of the kids come before the parents’ preferences or any other factors. Judges consider the following elements while adopting this standard: 1. The capacity to provide care and necessities.
Our lawyers at Paducah Divorce Lawyers are aware that the COVID-19 epidemic has put all families through a trying time. This Coronavirus pandemic causes several daily interruptions, both significant and little. These unexpected hiccups can be detrimental to your family, particularly your kids and your custody arrangement. Your family can be dealing with new difficulties
Divorce can be especially difficult around the holidays. Friends begin sharing holiday “highlight reels” on social media, sentimental advertisements begin to air on television, and everyone else appears to be living within a Norman Rockwell painting. The key to a happy holiday season, like many other elements of divorce, is a willingness to
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Most of the time, one parent has custody of the child in McCracken County. The child lives with the parent who has custody, and that parent takes care of the child every day. The parent who doesn’t have custody of the child usually has parenting time or visits with the child. Even if the
In most cases of child custody in Bergen County, only one parent has custody of the child. The child lives with the parent who has custody. That parent takes care of the child every day. The parent who doesn’t live with the child usually has parenting time or visits with the child. Even if
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