Divorce or separation can be difficult, especially when children are involved. As a custodial parent, you might feel the need to deny visitation to the non-custodial parent. However, you cannot deny visitation rights to the non-custodial parent if there is a custody agreement or custody order in place. So, when can you deny visitation to…
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What is a Status Hearing?
A status hearing keeps a divorce case moving forward. The process, which usually lasts between six and twelve months, often bogs down, for one reason or another. Family law status hearings avoid unnecessary delays and help ensure that all parties involved, most the attorneys, are doing their jobs. Usually, attorneys confer before the status hearing…
Will I Lose My Disability If I Work Part-Time?
Almost every recipient of Social Security Disability Benefits has pondered over the question: “will I lose my disability benefits if I work part-time?” The prospect of navigating the intricate rules and regulations can be quite daunting. Here you can learn how part-time employment can impact your disability benefits, how the Social Security Administration (SSA) interprets…
What is a Custodial Parent?
In the realm of family law, the term “custodial parent” is frequently used. But what does it mean? Read this thorough explanation of the custodial parent definition, rights, obligations, and more, that also touches upon the role of the non-custodial parent. Definition The term “custodial parent” refers to the individual with whom a child primarily…
World’s Most Expensive Child Support Payments
The 10 most expensive monthly child support payments showcase the financial aftermath of celebrity separations. These payments often reflect the celebrities’ wealth and the lifestyle to which their children are accustomed, showcasing the complexities of family support within the high-income bracket. This list includes a diverse group of individuals from various sectors such as entertainment,…