At a final custody hearing, also known as a trial on custody or final parenting time hearing, a family court judge will hear both sides of a custody dispute and issue a legally binding decision that determines the legal and physical custody of the child or children. Here’s what to expect: 🔷 Overview of a…
A second custody hearing typically occurs when there is a modification request (for a change in custody) or a follow-up hearing after an initial custody arrangement has been made. It can also happen in cases where there are disputes or ongoing issues that need to be addressed. Here’s an overview of what happens during a…
Child custody hearings can be quite intimidating so it’s important to prepare for this process. Let’s take a look at what you can expect at the first hearing and what you can do to ensure it goes smoothly. (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION How To Prepare For The First Child Custody Hearing It’s crucial to create…
Second custody hearings typically address changes to an existing custody arrangement. Here’s a general idea of what might happen: (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION Before the Hearing: Reason for Change: There must be a reason for the hearing. This could be a significant change in circumstances for a parent, a disagreement about the current plan, or…
Child custody hearings can be quite intimidating so it’s important to prepare for this process. Let’s take a look at what you can expect at the first hearing and what you can do to ensure it goes smoothly. (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION How To Prepare For The First Child Custody Hearing It’s crucial to create…
While there is generally no set limit for how far a parent can move with joint custody, doing so will require permission from the other parent or the court. (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION What Is Joint Custody? Also known as joint legal custody or joint physical custody, this kind of custody necessitates the submission of…
