ATC has been blessed with another awesome Guest Post from Meredith who runs the blog TheCookieChRUNicles.com where she shares her experience and expertise on going through a nasty divorce with her ex battling over her support due and custody rights of…
Do I Need To Go To Court? If you’re new to the game in family law, you might be asking yourself if you need to go to court over the issue that’s concerning you. Some single parents out there find…
Court Room Preparation A lot of people don’t know what to expect when they begin a custody battle in family court. If you’re like most parents out there with little to no experience with the court/legal system, you’re…
Grandparent and Third Party Custody in Delaware Delaware statutes allow for third party visitation, and grandparents are specifically mentioned in the law. In order to sue for visitation, grandparents should have had a “substantial and positive prior relationship with the…
Determining Custody and Visitation in Delaware Married or Unmarried Parents Family courts in Delaware do not discriminate against a parent’s gender for child custody purposes. When responding to a parent’s request for child custody in Delaware, the court will determine…
Supporting Your Case A lot of parents start a court case for custody or visitation of their children or make a move to modify something that is already in place, and have no idea what they can show to…
Promoting Better Living Your children are going to craft their lives according to how they were raised. If you teach them to watch television instead of doing their homework, academic achievements won’t be as important to them as opposed to…
Connecticut Grandparent and Third Party Custody Visitation Guidelines Connecticut law defines “Grandparent” as a grandparent or great-grandparent related to a minor child by (A) blood, (B) marriage, or (C) adoption of the minor child by a child of the grandparent. …
Connecticut Child Custody and Visitation Guidelines Married Parents Parties who are married at the time of an infant’s birth have both legal and physical custody of their child. However, in Connecticut, should you choose to legally separate or proceed with…
Building A Better Future It may sound like a line from a cheesy ad campaign on television but that is essentially what you’re doing when you’re raising your children; we’re building a better future for not only our society…
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