Child Custody – Lynndolyn Mitchell Law

Notification Provisions and Consent Custody Agreements

Access Schedules, Child Custody, Custody, Uncategorized / Lynndolyn Mitchell

Family Law Judges encourage parties to resolve custody issues short of trial. The consensus is that it is in the best interest of the child that the parents agree with issues relating to custody and access.Parents who agree on custody terms often put provisions relating to communicating about the child’s summer schedule.A portion of a […]

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Child Custody and Relocation

Court orders usually require that the custodial parent notify the non-custodial parent prior to relocating with the child. The notice requirement is usually included in the court order or the parties’ consent custody agreement. The notice requirement normally has a time period of 60 to 90 days prior to the parent’s intent to relocate. In