by Brandon Legal Group | May 11, 2023 | Custody Attorneys
Child custody cases can be complicated, particularly when they involve custody out of state. When parents live in different states or move after a custody order has been established, determining the child’s best interests can be challenging. If you’re facing an...
by Brandon Legal Group | May 9, 2023 | Custody Attorneys
Child custody is a complex and sensitive issue when parents separate or divorce. One of the most challenging aspects of child custody is the difficulty in the child’s upbringing, particularly when accessing the child’s information. In this article, we’ll explore some...
by Brandon Legal Group | Apr 11, 2023 | Custody Attorneys
1. Legal and Physical Custody Legal custody means having the authority to make decisions for a child, like their education, religion, and health care. Physical custody relates to where the child will live. In many cases, both types of custody may be split between both...
by Brandon Legal Group | Apr 3, 2023 | Custody Attorneys
Unfortunately, it’s can be difficult to avoid custody battles, often due to claims that a parent is unfit, drug use, extreme hostility between the parents, or parental alienation. Knowing how to set yourself up to get what you want with the ten tips below, you can...
by Brandon Legal Group | Feb 28, 2023 | Custody Attorneys
Factor 7: Criminal Activity Can Lead To Forfeiting Custody When a parent is accused of criminal activity, its effect on child custody agreements can be devastating. In the state of Florida, this is especially true. The courts consider both parents’ behavior and...
by Brandon Legal Group | Feb 21, 2023 | Custody Attorneys
Factor 6: Abandonment In Child Custody Cases Abandonment is a significant factor when a court decides on Florida child custody and time-sharing issues. A parent who has abandoned their child may lose the right to have regular contact with them and any say in decisions...
