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Tag Archives: Parent
Divorced Parent – Passport Problems for Children
Let’s say you are a divorced parent hoping to take a trip out of the country with the kids, but your former spouse is not supportive of the idea. Are you allowed to leave the country anyway? The short answer … Continue reading
Choosing a Safe Caregiver for Your Elderly Parent
If you have an elderly parent who has mobility problems, is having trouble caring for themselves, or is suffering from a chronic condition, you may need additional care. This situation is difficult for entire families and while nursing homes are … Continue reading
UK Supreme Court clarifies issues on parent company liability in Lungowe v Vedanta
Summary This landmark judgment from the UK Supreme Court means that the claim brought by 1,826 Zambian villagers against UK-based Vedanta and its Zambian subsidiary KCM can proceed to a trial of the substantive issues in the English courts. One … Continue reading
Which Parent Can Claim the Children on their Taxes After a Divorce in Missouri?
Divorce is a difficult, often messy process that requires many tough decisions. Who will get which assets? Who will be responsible for which debts? Where will the children live, and how often will they see the other parent? The list … Continue reading
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When Your Child Refuses to Visit the Other Parent
When you are divorced, one of the most difficult adjustments to have is the custody of your children. Custody is always up to the family court. As long as there is no violence, abuse, or any form of negligence was … Continue reading