Custody
Types of Custody
Legal Custody: Determines who will make important decisions for the child, including those related to education, healthcare, and religious upbringing.
Physical Custody: Specifies where the child will live, which influences their school and community connections.
How Custody is Determined
The court considers several factors to determine custody, including:
The age and health of the child
Emotional ties between the child and each parent
The child’s connection to their school, home, and community
The best interests of the child
Divorce
How Long Will a Divorce Take?
There is a mandatory six-month waiting period from the time your spouse is served with the divorce petition until a divorce decree can be granted.
Types of Divorce
Contested Divorce: The spouses disagree on one or more issues in the divorce, such as property division or support. In these cases, the court will make decisions to resolve the disputes.
Uncontested Divorce: The spouses agree on all terms of the divorce, allowing them to resolve matters without court intervention.
Fact: You may not need to go to court if all parties agree on the terms of the divorce, including custody, support, and property division.
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