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Modify Child Custody
Establish Child Support
Modify Child Support
Enforce Court Order
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If you are looking for child custody help such as: You need to establish custody and visitation, want full custody or visitation rights, need to enforce parental rights, etc. The Attorney Connection Child Custody Center is your professional, affordable solution.
The most common child custody visitation and child support question we get asked at The Attorney Connection's Child Custody Center
is "What do I do?" All too often, it is in the context of a parent
(usually fathers), who tell us how the other parent is unreasonable and
is not letting him/her see their child for no reason at all.
Unfortunately, many let this situation go on for way too long without asserting their parental rights.
What
to do? Take action. It's a lot simpler than most people think.
If you don't have a child custody and visitation order in place, you need to petition the court to get one established. What a court order does is protect your parental rights and gives you recourse if the other parent does not comply. If you have an existing child custody and visitation order or parenting plan in place, you may need to file a Motion for Contempt/Petition to Enforce, or similar motion depending on the jurisdiction.
Likewise, if you don't have a child support order in place, or need to increase or lower child support based on a change in financial circumstances, you should petition the court. In fact, if you delay in addressing child support issues it can cause you financial nightmares down the road.
Bottom line,
nothing will change with your child custody issues or child support situation unless you takes
steps to initiate change. Whether you are trying to modify child support, establish father's custody, or something else, you need to be proactive and take action NOW!
To hire a typical law firm to help you in these types of cases generally costs thousands of dollars. Fortunately, we provide you with an affordable solution. The Attorney Connection
Child Custody Center provides you with the professional legal help you need for a low flat
fee and saves you thousands!
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What is Child Support?
Child Support is a periodic payment made by a parent to provide financial assistance for the maintenance of the child. While one has parental rights when they have a child, they also have certain responsibilities to the child as well, including providing financially for the child. Child Support can be ordered through the courts or through child support services. The factors involved in determining the amount of child support vary depending on the state, with income of the parents being a primary factor.
Parental Rights.
Certain rights and responsibilities are part of being a parent, both morally and legally. However, in many situations, a parent must assert their parental rights in a court of law to ensure that their rights are determined and to provide the parent with a means of enforcement of those rights. Most importantly, asserting one's rights to legal and physical custody and visitation of a child can be done through the legal process. Also, protection parental rights once they have been established should also be done through the court system.
Father's Rights.
Whereas Mothers often get certain parental rights by default, Fathers most often have to assert their legal rights to custody and visitation through the legal system. Furthermore, even if their father's rights have been established in a court order, fathers frequently have to turn to the courts to get their father's rights enforced. The process of what to do and how to do it properly can be overwhelming. Therefore, getting professional legal help can increase one's chance of success while decreasing the stress of the situation.
