Child Custody

Parents are typically responsible for child support until their children reach 21 years of age, but there are circumstances that reduce that. If your child enlists in the military, Peace Corps, or fall under other situations where they will no longer be living at home, the child support … [Read more...] about How Long Will My Spouse Have To Pay Child Support?

There are a lot of reasons why it’s important that you encourage – or even require – your child to participate in scheduled visits. First, your child deserves to have as normal a relationship as possible with both of his parents. Living apart can create challenges to that, and it’s your job … [Read more...] about My Child Doesn’t Want To Attend Visitation With My Former Spouse. Do I Have To Make Him Go?

Joint or Sole Custody has to do with who has the right to legal decision making for major factors such as religion, education, medical, and general welfare of the children. Have you recently entered into a legal situation regarding custody of your children?  If so, contact the Law Office of … [Read more...] about What Is The Difference Between Joint & Sole Custody?