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Child Custody Visitation Rights
May 18, 2011
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Article by Sarah Dillon
A parent who does not win custody of the child will be entitled to visitation or parenting time. The amount of time will depend on the circumstances, the distance apart that the parents live and any requests from the parents.
A common award of parenting time is every other weekend but if the parents live far apart then the non custodial parent will get more time during school holidays.
A parent can be denied parenting time if the court considers it is not in the best interests of the child such as when the child may be put in danger or at risk of harm or kidnapping.
If this occurs then the parent may have access to the child only under supervision of a responsible adult or social services.
If parents can not agree on visitation or there is a high degree of conflict between them then a very specific parenting or visitation schedule can be drawn up and approved by the court.
It is sensible for parents to review their parenting plan as the child grows older because the child’s needs will change with maturity and this should be reflected in the parenting plan.
When a parent wins physical custody and the other parent gets visitation rights, these rights may be exercised “at reasonable times and places”.
This can be problematic because who says what is a reasonable time and place and clearly this puts the parent who has physical custody in a strong position to mess around the other parent.
For this reason courts encourage strongly the parents to work out a parenting plan to ensure reasonable access to the non custodial parent. This plan should be really agreed between parents before going to court to enable the judge to make it part of his order when making his custody decision.
For this reason mediation may be a helpful solution to solve any outstanding issues and it is better to come to a mediated agreement rather than have the court impose a solution.
Mediation should be cheaper than a legal battle and is quick compared to a legal battle which can drag on for months or even years.
It must also be recognised that if the interests of the child are to be put first, then parents who engage in mediation show their children that even though they have broken up they can still communicate like rational human beings and this has a very positive long term effect on the development of the child.
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Florida Child Custody – The Facts about Child Custody in Florida
May 17, 2011
This is the reference letter that Lorelai writes for Luke to get custody of April… season 7-To Whom It May Concern
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Article by Kenneth Diaz
What are the facts about Florida child custody? When it comes to child custody, the policy of the state of Florida is to take care that both parents have frequent and ongoing contact with each minor child after the parents have divorced or separated.
The state of Florida also aims for a situation in which both parents share the responsibilities and rights of rearing a child. In principle, it doesn’t matter if you are the father or the mother: when it comes to determining who will get custody, both are given the same consideration.
Judges have been given a great deal of space to decide who will get custody, and the welfare of the child comes first. It’s no longer the mother who will automatically get custody, and many factors are considered before a judge reaches a decision.
If you are dealing with a disputed case, then I can recommend Steven Carlson’s book “How to Win Child Custody”.
Responsibility of Parents in Florida
Generally, judges in Florida will decide that both parents share the responsibility for a minor child, so that each parent retains full parental responsibilities and rights. In such a situation, it’s is important that both parents are on speaking terms so that any major decision that affects the child’s welfare are taken by both parents.
However, the parents may agree that one of them has the final say over matters that affect the child’s welfare, such as medical needs, religion or education. The court may also order one of the parents to have that responsibility.
If a major conflict arises between the parents on any of these matters, judges will decide for them who has custody and/or parental responsibility. Depending on the evidence presented in court, judges can decide on different types of parenting arrangements.
Residence of the Child
Judges may rule that one parent’s home is the primary residence for the child, and rule that the other parent has frequent and ongoing contact with the child. Alternatively, judges may rule that both parents have rotating custody, and the child spends equal time with both parents.
In some cases, if judges decide that a shared parental responsibility is not in the interest of the child, they may give custody entirely to one of the parents.
Best Interest of the Child
In all cases, the best interest of the child is the most important starting point for judges when deciding on Florida child custody issues. In Florida, parents are obliged to take a parenting course before they enter a final divorce.
About the Author
Kenneth Diaz is the editor of Florida-Court-Forms.net, the resource of Florida legal court documents and information. Find out more about temporary custody at his site.
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Preparing For A Child Custody Trial
May 16, 2011
Carl decides to annul his marriage to Abby because he believes that he has a future with Valerie. Valerie comes clean with her mother about her night with Carl, and confesses to killing her father. Despite Val’s claims of self-defense, Abby plans to turn her in. Kelly stops at a newsstand to ogle a handsome man at a nearby table. Kelly notices that a store is for lease and decides that she and Donna should open a boutique. While looking over the space, she meets attorney Matt Durning (the guy she was checking out). Noah cannot bring himself to deliver his father’s eulogy. He is arrested for drunk driving that night, and Kelly suggests that Matt represent him. Noah receives a fine and probation and is ordered to attend alcohol counseling. Kelly learns that Matt is building a child custody case for a wife beater whose spouse she once helped at the clinic. Matt insists that everyone has the right to representation, but Kelly blows him off. Steve gives Sophie a column for the Beat. The paper starts a web site, complete with a digital camera that records everyone’s actions. David and Sophie have sex in the office, unaware that they are being transmitted onto the Internet. Steve blows up at David and throws Sophie out of his house. David blames Sophie for everything because he had warned her not to hurt Steve.
Preparing for a child custody trial is perhaps the most unpleasant part of divorce proceedings. You fight to get custody, believing that you will provide for a dependable future for the child, and take care of the child’s needs. What follows is a rigorous trial which you must get prepared for if you have the best interests of your child at heart.
In these times, it is no longer taken for granted that the mother shall be provided with the custody as has been the norm for quite some time. Instead, the judges decide on which parent can provide for both emotional and physiological progress of the child. It depends on the environment you will be able to offer the child. And hence, to get the custody of your child you need to prove your mettle. The judge will thoroughly scrutinize every aspect of your skills as a parent and your level of communication with the child. This requires a lot of documented proof and evidence or authentication from witnesses to demonstrate your case.
The above mentioned point is the crucial one that must be remembered. Keep detailed and reliable account during the child custody trials. It requires a considerable amount of preparation to demonstrate to the judge in your case that you have been able to provide a proper nurturing environment for your children. This includes keeping a record of your spouse’s failings.
Here are a few points that could illustrate your parenting skills:
Be present at all school activities, especially those parent-teacher meetings, special assemblies, annual school plays and sports day. Keep a track of the child’s development by interacting with the class teachers.
Go for regular visits to the doctor and the dentist. Medical records are essential in such a trial, and it proves that you are conscious of your child’s overall health.
Make sure your child is brought up amidst a social environment and maintains a healthy relationship with his/her friends and relatives.
Spend time with your children. Plan surprise parties, picnics or go out for trips that will help you understand the interests of your child.
Communicate with your children; find out their point of view.
Witnesses who have seen your proficiency as a parent will aid you in your case to a large extent.
Sometimes you can benefit by hiring a Private Investigator to assist you and your attorney. Some details that you could provide against your spouse might include: Busy work schedules that preclude his or her interaction with the child, failure to provide monetary support to the children, domestic violence, mental imbalance, adultery and more. Make sure you have a record of all your statements or else the trial will reverse against you. Documented proof is a must.
Wanda Michael is the owner of ALL Investigations, LLC, a full service professional detective agency. Wanda has over 20 years of experience in law enforcement and private investigations.
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Child Custody ? Strategy Tips for Unwed Fathers to Share Custody
May 16, 2011
Never make the mistake of thinking that Over the Top is just an arm-wrestling picture. Oh, there’s arm wrestling, all right — more arm wrestling than an 8th grade study hall. But there’s also a truck. And a kid. And a whole lot of arm wrestling! And just wait till you hear the shocking secret behind Sylvester Stallone’s signature “turning the hat backward” move. (Hint: it has something to do with arm wrestling!) And there’s arm wrestling! And if you’re really good, maybe there’ll be a Kenny Loggins song at key points in the movie. (And arm wrestling) Mike won’t come out and say it, but by the glint in his eye, we suspect that this just may be the next Road House! Disembaudio co-stars in this arm-wrestlo-rama of a RiffTrax. www.rifftrax.com
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In child custody cases mothers have always had the upper hand. Unwed fathers, on the other hand, have always faced a seemingly insurmountable uphill battle. What chance does an unwed father stand against the argument of the mother-child relationship? If you plan your strategy right, the answer is a very good one.
The problem that unwed fathers have always faced with child custody is that the mother-child relationship has always been treated as sacred and untouchable. In recent years however, the “best interests of the child” has become the yardstick that all decisions are based on. Since this is the yardstick, we need to adjust our thinking to fulfill this mandate.
Let’s begin with the premise that the most important interest of the child is the child’s relationship with their parents. That being the case, the court wants the child to have access to both parents, in so much as it serves the “best interests of the child”.
If parents get along well, communicate easily, and work together to parent the child, then joint legal and physical custody, and near equal visitation are easy to have awarded by the court. Of course if this were the case, you wouldn’t be reading this article because you would already have solved your custody issues. But think about the premise that makes sharing equal time possible in this scenario. The premise is that the parents are not in conflict about raising the child. Since they are not in conflict there is no reason to award sole physical custody or most visitations to one parent.
Now let’s look at the unwed father who is in conflict with the mother. Why would the court award custody or equal visitation to parents who are living in constant battle and turmoil? They wouldn’t because it is NOT in the “best interests of the child”.
You on the other hand have a high conflict relationship with the mother, so where does this leave you, out in the cold unless of course you can provide a low conflict environment for the child. But how do you get a woman who is very willing to be high conflict with you, to be low conflict? The answer is, you don’t need to.
Here is where the strategy comes in. You can take an approach know as “Parallel Parenting”. You need to show the court that you are a parent who is involved in your child’s life and that you have minimal contact with the mother. The only contact you should have with mother should be in writing, email if possible. Share grades, doctor’s notes and any information you get. Don’t respond to any negative emails. Ask the court, if you need to, to create boundaries for both of you that will limit the opportunity for high conflict encounters (contact only by email, no contact on exchanges, etc). Spend time at school, help coach a sports team, host birthday parties. Make sure you are involved.
What you have just created is a drama free zone with rich activities to share time with your child. This is just what the court envisioned. For the court to deny lots of time to a devoted father who has made great efforts to create a great environment from chaos would NOT be in the “best interests of the child”.
This will be the hardest job you will ever undertake, but will be the most rewarding.
Is Sole Custody the Best Option
May 16, 2011
In a truly Islamic society women have the following rights in Islam: 1. The right and duty to obtain education. 2. The right to have their own independent property. 3. The right to work to earn money if they need it or want it. 4. Equality of reward for equal deeds. 5. The right to express their opinion and be heard. 6. The right to provisions from the husband for all her needs and more. 7. The right to negotiate marriage terms of her choice. 8. The right to obtain divorce from her husband, even on the grounds that she simply can’t stand him. (pls note that God deeply frowns upon divorce as a solution unless there is hardly any other alternative but it does not mean that men have more right to divorce their wives than women do.) 9. The right to keep all her own money (she is not responsible to maintain any relations). 10. The right to get sexual satisfaction from her husband. 11. custody of their children after divorce. 12. to refuse any marriage that does not please them and more… Here is an article taken from a speech which details some of these rights: www.themodernreligion.com
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When undergoing a divorce, parent may be under stress and mental hurt that influence him or her into getting full custody of their child or children.
But is this the best for you and your child? There are two types of sole custodies, sole legal custody and another sole physical custody. Sole legal custody refers to one parent having full responsibility and decision making while sole physical custody refers to the child living with one parent but the other parent is entitled to visitations.
Contrasting to this, joint legal custody means both parents have the rights to make decision for their child while joint physical custody means the child split living time evenly with both parents.
When fighting for sole custody, the case must present evidence that the other parent is unfit. Usually the other parent is non-custodial visitation while the responsible parent is required to provide information on the child’s development, such as education, medical or religious concerns. Sole custody is not commonly granted except in cases where the child is found to be abused by the unfit parent. Even so, supervised visitation may be granted and the court may rule therapy programs for the unfit parent. Other factors include mental illness and substance addiction.
Before filing for sole custody, think about your financial standing. The legal cost and the long court battle could easily runs into ten of thousands. The long court battle may also affect your career and health. When in desperation, the other parent might use violence on you and there are many cases of kidnap.
Divorce itself is stressful and fighting for child custody can really damage someone emotionally. Do think of your child or children’s future, consider who can be a better parent in terms of providing for your children. Having said this, there is no point fighting for sole custody just to get back at your spouse.
One of two families in United States is falling apart, read more on child custody articles at http://FightingChildCustody.com
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