Father's Legal Custody Rights
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What
rights does a father have?
Why you need a DNA Test.
What legal documentation is required for the courts?
Costs of having a lawyer.
Father's Rights
for Child Support.
Father's Legal Custody
Rights.
Father's Visitation
Rights.
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What is child custody?
Child custody refers to the guardianship of children. Some states
divide the issue of custody into two areas: physical custody
and legal custody.
 Physical
custody is where the child lives. Usually, one parent is granted
sole physical custody and the other parent has visitation rights.
Both parents can be given joint physical custody, meaning that
the child lives with each parent half of the time (or according
to an agreed upon schedule).
Legal custody refers to decisions about the child’s lifestyle
relating to religious, medical, and educational decisions. Legal
custody can be granted to one parent or may be granted jointly
to both parents.
How is child custody determined?
Custody is based on what the court believes to be in the best
interest of the child. A number of factors are taken into consideration
in determining this; including the health, lifestyle, and financial
situation of each parent as well as the child’s age, gender,
health, current living situation, and relationship with each
parent. The court may also consider statements made by older
children and teenagers regarding which parent they would prefer
to have custody.
You should present to the court your ability to maintain stability in the child's lifestyle and routine. |
CUSTODY QUESTIONS
Do you want to establish and order or modify an existing order?
How old is the child(ren)?
What rights or orders do you have now?
Joint Legal
Physical
Are they court ordered or mutually agreed upon?
Does the mother refuse visitation?
How long have they lived in the county where they are now?
Has your custody order ever been modified?
Have there been significant changes in circumstances that would
affect your custody order?
Was your custody order based on your default? (Did not respond,
appear in court etc etc...)
If you answered yes to any of these questions you need
to have your custody re-evaluated, file documents and request
a hearing in court immediately! |
…You are in charge of your case … R U Daddy teaches you how …
R U Daddy helps everyday people do their own low cost custody documents.
Establish or modify custody. File the correct papers with the court according to specific rules.
Know your options. Make intelligent decisions. File your own custody arrangements.
Contact us now so we can provide you with the proper
documents and help you with your child
custody filings. |
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