by Social Media | Jan 27, 2022 | Custody Attorneys
Work Force Status of Millennial Custodial Parents VS Generation X The Census data on custodial parents collected in April 2018 asked respondents about their work experience in the prior year (i.e. 2017). Using these responses, we find that nearly 80% of millennial...
by Social Media | Jan 20, 2022 | Custody Attorneys
Millennial Custodial Parents are More Likely to Be Never Married vs Generation X Using Census data on custodial parents collected in April 2018, we find that the marital status of millennial custodial parents in the child support program is very different than that of...
by Social Media | Dec 23, 2021 | Custody Attorneys
Is it possible to reclaim custody if a parent loses it? Yes, even if a parent has already lost custody rights, he or she can reclaim custody. The parent who has lost custody of their child must demonstrate to the court that they are making progress. They can do so by...
by Social Media | Dec 9, 2021 | Custody Attorneys
What is the function of a guardian ad litem? A guardian ad litem (or GAL) is a person appointed by the court to function as an independent investigator and make recommendations regarding the best custody situation for the kid. The child, parents, family members,...
by Social Media | Nov 25, 2021 | Custody Attorneys
Is It Possible For Me to Move With My Child? If you’re married and want to move with your kids, the court won’t intervene unless the other parent files a lawsuit. After all, both parents have custody of the children at this time, thus it is legal for one...
by blg_admin | Nov 4, 2021 | Custody Attorneys
Is Child Support Paid if Both Parents Share Custody? If both parents share equal time with their children, child support is still calculated using the Child Support Guidelines Worksheet, which is based on the parties’ income, percentage time-sharing (only...
