What Social Workers Can and Can’t Do in a Custody Case
Social workers play a crucial role in child custody cases. They are often called upon to evaluate the living conditions of each parent and make recommendations to the court. However, there are…
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Social workers play a crucial role in child custody cases. They are often called upon to evaluate the living conditions of each parent and make recommendations to the court. However, there are…
Social work is a profession that seeks to promote social change, solve problems in human relationships, and empower individuals and communities. One important
Legal malpractice occurs when an attorney or Law Firm fails to provide competent legal services to their client, resulting in harm or financial loss. The
When it comes to child custody cases, calling witnesses to testify in court can be a crucial part of presenting evidence and building a strong case. However, the process of calling witnesses…
Calling witnesses in divorce and child custody cases can be a critical part of presenting a strong case. Witnesses can provide testimony that supports one parent's argument over the other, or they…
Can texts be used in a custody case? Learn the three tests judges apply: authentication, hearsay, and whether the messages were obtained lawfully.
When the couple who just separated or divorced are faced with a tough choice on who to take custody, or who is the best suitable parent to serve the best interests of…
the judge is obliged to consider a number of factors, among them, the physical and mental health of both parents.
Some parents who are facing divorce or separation may feel the urge to record their communications with the other parent, with the child, or the other parent with the child. Recording conversations…
Learn what a custody evaluator may check in your home, which safety items have real legal rules, and how to prepare honestly for a home visit.
What happens when a parent lies in a custody case: perjury penalties by state, false-abuse sanctions, contempt, and how judges test credibility.
Learn who can serve custody papers, which methods courts accept, and how to file proof of service on time so your case can move forward.