Topic
Custody Modification
30 published works
NJ Family Legal Blog
Moving Closer and a Child’s Maturation Can Be Changed Circumstances to Modify Custody
It should come as no surprise that a child's best interests change over time. That is one of the reasons why, under the law, that custody and parenting time Orders…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Yes, Parties Can Agree to Waive the Change of Circumstances Standard
Parties can waive the change of circumstances requirement for custody and parenting time modification
Family
Change of Custody and Paramour Clause Vacated in Columbia, Tennessee Divorce: Camacho v. Camacho
By K.O. Herston
What findings are necessary to sustain a trial court's judgment as to a child's best interest in Tennessee?
Law Times News
Revised will made after family dispute need not be proved in solemn form: Ontario Court of Appeal
Evidence showed understandable reason for testator to remove child
Family
“Disruptive” Parenting Schedule Challenged in Clarksville, Tennessee Parenting-Plan Modification: Krulewicz v. Krulewicz
By K.O. Herston
How can Tennessee courts promote parenting time with the noncustodial parent while minimizing disruption to the child’s life?
Iowa Family Law Blog
Temporary Modification
By rwilson@dickinsonlaw.com Dickinson Mackaman Tyler Hagen P.C.
A common occurrence that arises subsequent to a divorce is when a parent receives word that his or her ex-spouse or partner is spontaneously taking a job 75 miles away…
Iowa Family Law Blog
Temporary Modification
By rwilson@dickinsonlaw.com Dickinson Mackaman Tyler Hagen P.C.
A common occurrence that arises subsequent to a divorce is when a parent receives word that his or her ex-spouse or partner is spontaneously taking a job 75 miles away…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
Gaining More Time With the Kids Does Not Require a Change of Custody
By Jason Brown
Once the child custody and parenting terms of divorce have been finalized, the entire family must go through a distressing period of adjustment. Losing valuable time with family members is…
Pennsylvania Family Law
C.A.J. v. D.S.M. A Mixed Due Process Message
My colleague Aaron Weems reported this case on April 12. In the spirit of our U.S. Supreme Court, I offer the following concurrence with his blog but spirited dissent from…
Virginia Family Law Journal
Charlottesville Custody and Visitation Lawyer Rob Hagy: Mother’s Motion To Terminate Therapy Properly Denied.
By Rob Hagy
In the case of Tartaglino v. Tartaglino, the Virginia Court of Appeals, in an unpublished opinion, ruled that the trial court did not err in denying mother’s request to terminate…