When it comes to child custody, the most important factor is a child's best interest. The court will take into account the desires of each parent and even potentially of the child, but ultimately the judge must order a custody arrangement that will, in their view, best serve the child. When it comes to determining child support, the court will order financial support for a custodial parent based on the amount of the child's living expenses on the parent's shoulders.
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- Divorce
- Complex Asset Allocation
- Child Custody
- Appeals
- Spousal Maintenance (Alimony)
- Child Support
- Marital Agreements
- Adoption
- Jurisdictional Disputes
- Emergency Restrictions of Parenting Time
- Protection Orders
- Mediation
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The case has costed way more than anyone has expected, she has been flexible at keeping the case as a priority even as our retainer has needed replenished.
I lost count of how many times we had to return to court ( because of his issues) but there was never a time I ever worried about the outcome.
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