by Rafid | Dec 3, 2021 | Family Law
Family law includes divorce, adoption, child custody, visitation rights, child support, etc. These are difficult decisions that often result in disputes among the parties involved. In order to make sure everything is smooth and your case handled professionally, we at Kaitlyn Miller Law strive to help you along this difficult process. Divorce is an emotionally taxing situation and you need a professional to handle it. There is a large amount of paperwork involved and no matter how familiar you are with the legal proceedings, it is best to let a hired family lawyer sort out all the problems. They will make sure your rights are protected. They will listen to your concerns and find a solution that protects your interest. If you have any child, there is an important matter of child custody after the divorce which should not be taken lightly. In most cases, there is a battle between the mother and father and your lawyer will make sure it is sorted properly with visitation rights granted. In case of guardianship, your lawyer will make sure you are eligible as a guardian and will help you to fill out the proper documents needed to make your...
by Rafid | Jun 8, 2021 | Child Support, Family Law
Everything You Need to Know About Child Support Divorce can often be difficult for both spouses, especially when considering all the tangible things the marital union has accumulated over the years. It is often difficult to process. Questions ranging from child custody and support may pose some physical and psychological effects. You need the expert guidance of a family lawyer to navigate through the intricacies and come out better. In this article, we will discuss everything you need to know about child support. But first things first: What is Child Support? Child support is the funds supplied by one parent to another parent for supporting the child or children. This support is typically received by the custodial parent from the non-custodial parent. It doesn’t mean the non-custodial parent will not be involved with the upbringing of the child. At the same time, child support doesn’t have to hinge on the fact that both parents must have been married. Depending on your location, this child support received or paid can differ. A family lawyer will discuss what applies to your location and the expenses the support should cover. The Goal of Child Support Child support aims to divide the financial burdens attached to raising the child by the custodial parent. This would require the non-custodial parent to make payments to the custodial parent regularly. The amount of child support is pretty determined by the income of both parents. Different states have their own principles for calculating child support. You need to consult a family lawyer to know the proper guidance. The Purpose of Child Support The funds raised for child...
by admin | Jun 8, 2021 | Child Custody, Family Law
Exploring the Different Types of Child Custody It is hectic deciding who gets to take custody of a child or children after a separation. It can often spur into a huge and heated debate between parents arguing over who gets custodial privileges. If you’re on the verge of a divorce, it is vital to seek legal counsel from a trained family lawyer. There are various forms of child custody available. Albeit, what should be paramount in all of this is maintaining your kid(s) best interests. In this article, we look at the different types of child custody. You can find out what works best for you. Physical Custody This type of child custody grants a parent the right to have a child stay in their home. In this instance, a child physically has to reside with a parent. If the child spends time with both parents living separately, both parents may be awarded joint physical custody. This can only work out fine if both parents live considerably close to each other. This will help reduce the stress on the kids. The parent that primarily houses the child is called the custodial parent. The other parent with visitation privileges is called the non-custodial parent. Legal Custody Legal custody of a child or children gives you the legal backing to make decisions about raising your child. When you have legal custody of your child, you can make decisions on their: Religious leanings Academic life Medical care Extracurricular activities and lots more. Joint Legal Custody In this type of arrangement, both parents have the legal responsibilities to decide about the kid’s upbringing....