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Emergency custody: when can a court act immediately to protect my child

Emergency custody:  when can a court act immediately to protect my child

In a custody case, situations can arise which make it necessary to ask the court for emergency relief. It's important to recognize what issues rise to the level of an emergency and the proper procedures to request relief.

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Should you go to trial and how do you decide?

Should you go to trial and how do you decide?

Not every case makes sense to go to trial. There are a few points to consider when deciding whether to settle your case outside of court to go in front of a judge or hearing officer.

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Passport denial and child support arrears: what you need to know

Passport denial and child support arrears: what you need to know

Substantial child support arrears can trigger various enforcement actions. One of those actions is the denial or revocation of your passport. If you are obligated to pay child support, it is critical that you understand how this can impact you before you receive a final order.

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