Putative Father Registry and Paternity Laws

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By Sara Pitcher Cordell & Cordell Men’s Divorce Lawyer Some states require a putative father to submit his information to a database – a putative father registry – to preserve some of his rights as the father of the child. A putative father is a man who may be a

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How To Reach An Agreement In Mediation

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By Leslie Lorenzano Cordell & Cordell Divorce Lawyer If you are engaging in mediation, the ultimate goal is to come to an agreement to resolve your case and avoid the financial and emotional toll of litigation. Mediation can itself be a long and taxing process, but a successful mediation can

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She Violated Our Notarized Child Custody Agreement

Noblesville Indiana Divorce Lawyer

Question: My ex and I signed a notarized child custody agreement that she was not allowed to leave the state with my son without my written permission. However, she ignored it, moved out of state with my child, and when I protested the judge overruled our notarized agreement saying it

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Terminate A Voluntary Guardianship Order

Omaha Nebraska Divorce Lawyer

Question: I voluntarily signed over guardianship of my son to my ex-girlfriend’s relatives since neither of us were fit to be parents at the time. Now they would like to send the child back to live with me, which I am ready to accept. What is the process for terminating

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Mediation 101: How To Properly Prepare For Mediation

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By Leslie Lorenzano Cordell & Cordell Divorce Lawyer Mediation is a growing trend in many jurisdictions. Many courts are requiring parties to participate in mediation prior to engaging in litigation. Knowing how to best prepare for mediation will provide you with the best chance of a successful outcome.

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