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How Do You Get Sole Custody for a Special Needs Child?

How Do You Get Sole Custody for a Special Needs Child?

ByChris Jackman

Parents of children with disabilities often face complex care, schooling, and medical decisions. When co-parenting breaks down, the court may consider awarding one parent decision-making…

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When Is Divorce Mediation Not Recommended?

When Is Divorce Mediation Not Recommended?

ByChris Jackman

Divorce mediation is not recommended if there is a significant power imbalance, a history of abuse or dishonesty, or if one party refuses to cooperate.

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if both parents die who gets custody of child

If Both Parents Die Who Gets Custody Of Child?

ByChris Jackman

Courts appoint a legal guardian based on the child’s best interests; a named testamentary guardian is preferred, but judges weigh relatives, friends, and stability before issuing an order.

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Moving Out of State with Child No Custody Agreement

Moving Out of State with Child No Custody Agreement

ByChris Jackman

**Yes, if you do it correctly. Without orders, get the other parent’s written consent or ask the court first. Judges apply UCCJEA home‑state rules, notice, and best‑interest factors. Moving first can prompt orders sending the child back to your state.**

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