_location_geocentric domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /var/www/parklinlaw_c_usr/data/www/parklinlaw.com/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Divorce Settlement Agreements And Court Approval The divorce has been hard enough, and now there might be a trial? Trials may look good on television, but in most cases a settlement outside of court proceedings can be a better way to go. If you and your spouse can agree on the important issues in your… Continue reading Divorce Settlement Agreements And Court Approval
Divorce Mediation Costs: What You Can Expect To Pay Divorcing couples have to file a lawsuit to dissolve a marriage. However, it is no longer necessary to follow the traditional path of litigation in order to work out the terms of the divorce. Today, many couples are turning to mediation to resolve their disputes and… Continue reading Divorce Mediation Costs: What You Can Expect To Pay
Child Custody Evaluations In Divorce Proceedings If you’re a parent going through a divorce, a judge will need to decide how you’ll share parenting time with your ex and who will make decisions about your kids. Many divorcing parents are able to reach their own custody settlement agreements without going to court. When parents can’t… Continue reading Child Custody Evaluations In Divorce Proceedings
Can You Take Your Child If There Is No Custody Order In Place When a couple has a child together, there is no custody order. There’s no “every other weekend” rule, even if mom and dad are no longer romantically involved. Married or single, it doesn’t make any difference. Babies aren’t born with rules about… Continue reading Can You Take Your Child If There Is No Custody Order In Place
Can You Get Child Custody If You Have A Criminal Record? In a custody case, when one parent has a felony conviction, it may raise additional concern and complexity. You should be aware that there are two types of custody; “legal custody” and “physical custody.” Legal custody refers to a parent’s right to participate in… Continue reading Can You Get Child Custody If You Have A Criminal Record?
Can We Use A Prenup To Keep Child Support Payments Reasonable? When a couple decides to marry, their thoughts very naturally turn to happy things—like the well-wishes of family and friends, wedding planning, and dreams of a warm and romantic honeymoon destination. But before they marry, it’s prudent for each prospective spouse to consider his… Continue reading Can We Use A Prenup To Keep Child Support Payments Reasonable?
Can Non Biological Parents Get Child Custody Or Timesharing In case the biological parent and the non-biological parent are on good terms, custody problems will not be an issue. However, what happens when the relationship between the biological and non-biological parents starts to deteriorate? Alternatively, what happens when both biological parents are absent, unfit or… Continue reading Can Non Biological Parents Get Child Custody Or Timesharing
Can I Relocate My Kids Out Of State During Divorce Proceedings? Over the years, we’ve had numerous clients in the divorce process express a desire to relocate away from their spouse while taking one or more of the kids with them. We’re not talking about packing up and moving into an apartment within the same… Continue reading Can I Relocate My Kids Out Of State During Divorce Proceedings?
Can I Get Custody Even If The Divorce Was My Fault? Talk of divorce is usually preceded by a very complex set of circumstances for many couples. From a personal standpoint, each spouse will typically have an opinion as to why the marriage ended, and the explanations provided across our community can range from lack… Continue reading Can I Get Custody Even If The Divorce Was My Fault?
Utah Divorce Divorce in Utah is referred to as Dissolution of Marriage and is conducted as a civil action, with one party, the Petitioner, filing a Petition for divorce, and the other party being named as a Respondent. Residency Requirement: To file for divorce in Utah, either spouse must be a bona fide resident of… Continue reading Utah Divorce
