Child Custody Laws
All information about Child Custody
Becoming a custodian of the child
Divorces have become a common sight these days. As easy as it may sound to the rest of the world, it is quite a difficult phase of life to deal with and endure. It is only relatable to those who have gone through this or are currently going through the ordeal. Tempers and emotions run high which can often make room for error. However, if you have children, it is best to think matters through regarding the child custody and which of the two parents is a better fit to handle the child. Ending up with false confidence that you would be able to handle them, knowing fully well that you cannot, would only end up in a disaster for you and the kids.
Sure enough, things are never going to be the same again for your children. Going through the divorce is quite an overwhelming feeling, one that can easily suppress children into anxiety, fear, and frustration. These manifest later on as things go by. It is therefore essential to arrange for shared child custody so that the child has equal time to spend with both the parents instead of just one.
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If you aren’t too sure about who should be handling the child, or if your significant other is into drugs, abuse, and physical violence, discuss the matters with your lawyer and ensure to file for the child custody based on the flaws of the other party.
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The court runs on evidence instead of emotions, which is why it is imperative that you only take moves that you can prove in black and white; the rest is considered ineligible. Discuss the situation with your attorney and ensure that you both are on the same page when competing for the custody of the children.