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- Establishing Parentage, Custody, or Child Support
In order to get child support or a custody and visitation order, unmarried parents must first establish paternity This is done by filing a Petition to Establish Parentage, Determine Custody and Time-Sharing and Assess Child Support
- Child Custody: Types, Laws Parental Rights – Forbes Advisor
This guide to child custody explains what custody means, how different child custody arrangements work and how custody is decided when parents split up
- Albuquerque Child Custody FAQ | Legal Solutions of New Mexico
Child custody is the legal term used when a parent or parents have guardianship of a child or children and are responsible for their care, control, and maintenance
- CUSTODY Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of CUSTODY is immediate charge and control (as over a ward or a suspect) exercised by a person or an authority; also : safekeeping How to use custody in a sentence
- Types of Custody: Full, Sole, Primary, Joint More
There are two types of legal custody Sole legal custody allows one parent to make all the major decisions Joint legal custody gives both parents decision-making authority Second, physical custody defines where the child lives There are two types of physical custody as well
- custody | Wex | US Law | LII Legal Information Institute
Custody is the state of physically holding or controlling a person or piece of property , or of having the right to do so A person who has custody over property or another person often has affirmative duties to protect and care for those in their charge Custody is used in criminal and family law
- Understanding Child Custody Laws: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents
This guide will explain all essential information about child custody laws beginning with different custody arrangements and ending with judicial criteria for decision-making
- How To Get Custody of a Child in 5 Steps - FindLaw
Learn how to get custody of a child in 5 steps FindLaw shares how to file a petition, draft a parenting agreement, find a lawyer in your state, and more
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