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VISITATION AND THE INFLEXIBLE "EX"

The most common disputes that wind up on my desk involve squabbles over custody and visitation rights: in other words; who has the children and when. Although the courts normally award joint legal ...
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Halle Berry relieved and happy child custody resolved

Calling it "a year full of challenges," actress Halle Berry admitted that she was finally satisfied to be at the end of a lengthy child custody dispute with her ex-partner Gabriel Aubry. ...
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Granny Who Allegedly Shot Son-in-Law Sought Restraining Order

The 66-year-old grandmother who is under arrest after allegedly shooting her son-in-law at point-blank range outside her home in a Florida retirement community sought a restraining order against him ...
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GRANDPARENTS CARING FOR GRANDCHILDREN: HOW TO GET LEGAL CUSTODY

There are many reasons why a grandparent may need to care for a grandchild for an extended period of time. Obtaining a court order placing the child in the grandparent’s custody provides legal ...
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Custody Mediation Versus Arbitration

Find Out Which Option is Best for You Prior to a court hearing, single parents should consider a less adversarial system, such as mediation or arbitration. Parents who are considering custody ...
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Should My Child Be Able To Choose Which Parent He Wants To Live With?

Question: Should My Child Be Able To Choose Which Parent He Wants To Live With? Q. I have two children, my son is twelve and my daughter is six. My husband and I are divorcing and my son wants to live ...
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Who Gets Custody When Only One Parent's Name is on the Birth Certificate?

Question: Who Gets Custody When Only One Parent's Name is on the Birth Certificate? I have a question about child custody. My baby's father and I never married, and I did not include his name ...
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Prepare for an Upcoming Child Custody Hearing

Win Child Custody By Planning Ahead and Presenting the Best Case Going to your first child custody hearing can be scary, especially for parents who are unfamiliar with the child custody process. ...
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Can grandparents be awarded custody of their grandchild?

Grandparents can be awarded custody of their grandchild or grandchildren under certain circumstances. However, there will need to be a compelling reason for grandparents to be awarded custody if ...
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Mediation Promotes Conflict Resolution - Mediation in Special Education

Mediation as a Resolution Process - Choosing Mediation in Special Education: Special Education Mediation - When parents and schools disagree on special education programs for students with learning ...
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How to File for Child Custody Pro Se

Filing for child custody pro se refers to filing the papers in court yourself, without legal representation. For single parents who wish to file for child custody , or legally amend their existing ...
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Preventing Parental Abduction During and After a Child Custody Battle

Often, when there is a child custody order in place, or even when a custody hearing is pending, one parent may fear that the other parent will attempt to circumvent the court and remove the child ...
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Custody Was Legal, But It Wasn't Right

Once upon a time there was a young married couple who had a child. For the first year of the child's life they lived as a traditional family . Mom stayed home with the baby. Dad went to work to ...
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Dad's Sacrifice In Custody Battle Spares His Son

Learning from other peoples' mistakes is an all-too-rare occurrence, but it occurred recently to a father in family court. This particular father is not your average, run-of-the-mill father. He is ...
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8 Kidnapped Foster Kids Found But Their Nightmare Isn't Over

The eight kids who were kidnapped from a foster-care facility last week have been found in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania . All of the children -- seven boys, ages 4 to 11, and an 11-month-old girl -- are ...
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SINGLE MOTHERS, FATHERS EQUALLY SUCCESSFUL AT RAISING CHILDREN

A new nationwide study refutes the theory that children in single-mother households are disadvantaged because they lack the presence of a father. Researchers at Ohio State University compared a sample ...
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BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILD: IS THAT WHAT YOU REALLY WANT?

It's pretty hard to be against "the best interest of the child." But think again: is it really what you want as the governing standard in third-party custody disputes? You want it to go ...
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Good Rules Assist Foster Parents

Indiana initiates 4 categories for reimbursement to replace previous -- and unfair -- $25 flat rate By: The (Muncie) Star Press Most foster parents don't take on the task of raising someone ...
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Virginia father loses bid to overturn his daughter's Utah adoption

BY BROOKE ADAMS THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE The Utah Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a Virginia father's appeal to overturn the adoption of his daughter, a child known as "Baby Emma," ...
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Positive Parenting: Step-Parent or Second-Class Parent?

Step-parenting, although rewarding, can be tough. Here are a few tips on how to deal with some of the obstacles you might face on your journey as a step-parent . Step-parents face challenges that many ...
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Do Books Still Matter?

By Jeannie Kim from Redbook Extra, extra: Even in this Internet age, kids still need books — and for you to turn the pages with them. Here's how to fit reading into your daily routine, and ...
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Your New Breakfast Plan

By: Lisa Lillien from Redbook Surprise your body in a good way with these delicious, filling, but low-calorie breakfasts. Hungry Girl Lisa Lillien has a new one for every weekday! Smoked salmon ...
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Why I Let My Kids Break All the Rules

By: Heather Cocks Her twin boys have fun...in really strange ways. But finally, Heather Cocks found the magic in their madness. There's a harrowing scene in Toy Story 3 where our intrepid heroes ...
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Helping separated parents communicate...

By: Gary Direnfeld, MSW, RSW Communication between separated or divorced parents can be problematic. Depending on the age, health and circumstances of the child, these parents may find it necessary to ...
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A Tale of Two Cities and Parent Alienation Syndrome

By: Gary Direnfeld, MSW, RSW Perhaps the most contentious of all custody disputes are those involving allegations of one parent undermining the relationship of the children with the other parent. When ...
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