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 | 11. Divorce Source: PARENTS' ABILITY AND WILLINGNESS TO COOPERATE: 'THE FRIENDLY PARENT DOCTRINE' AS A MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR IN RECENT CHILD CUSTODY CASES
In March 1997, I left the theoretical world of Divorce Litigation to begin what I hope will be a long career practicing family law in Wake County, North Carolina. Because I love writing, however, I agreed to continue to write occasionally for Divorce Litigation. In making this decision, I believed t
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| | 12. Divorce Source: OH, THE PLACES YOU'LL POSSIBLY GO! RECENT CASE LAW ON RELOCATION OF THE CUSTODIAL PARENT
Of all the potential issues that can arise in child custody cases, one of the most difficult and complicated to resolve is whether to permit the proposed relocation of the custodial parent. The relocation of the custodial parent necessarily impacts on the strength and quality of both parents continu
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| | 13. Divorce Source: STABILIZING FAMILIES IN A MOBILE SOCIETY: RECENT CASE LAW ON RELOCATION OF THE CUSTODIAL PARENT
Few domestic relations cases present such difficult and intense issues as child custody cases involving relocation of the custodial parent. As the New York Court of Appeals recently observed in a major decision on this subject:
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| | 14. Divorce Source: Custody/Relocation/Negative Effect on Children:
A custodial parents proposed relocation will almost always have a negative impact on the relationship of the noncustodial parent and the children. The California Supreme Court recently clarified the standard to be used in relocation cases in that state, holding that this impact should be considered
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| | 15. Divorce Source: Custody/Relocation/Best Interests of Child:
During the divorce proceedings, the mother determined that she wanted to relocate to Florida. The trial court conditioned an award of primary physical custody to the mother on her maintaining the childs residence within a 65-mile radius of the father
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| | 16. Divorce Source: Custody/Relocation of Custodial Parent:
Mother appealed the denial of her motion to modify visitation schedule of the father necessitated by her intended employment-related relocation with the child to a new residence out of state. The court held that maintaining the fathers existing visitation schedule justified the trial court
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| | 17. Divorce Source: Custody/Effect of Remarriage:
The court presiding over a divorce gave the father primary custody of the son; the court based its decision primarily on the father
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| | 18. Divorce Source: Custody/Relocation/Gender Bias:
The mother appealed from a judgment denying her motion for permission to relocate to California with two minor children. The appellate court affirmed, holding that the court properly applied the relevant factors, and that the court did not display gender bias by failing to address the mother as Doct
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| | 19. Divorce Source: PARENT COORDINATORS: AN EFFECTIVE NEW TOOL IN RESOLVING DIVORCE CONFLICT
In Lee and Collier Counties, Florida, attorneys and judges are utilizing parent coordinators with great success to assist in high-conflict divorces where custody or visitation is an unresolved issue.
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| | 20. Divorce Source: Custody/Education of Child/Rights of Custodial Parent
Two courts in different jurisdictions have recently issued rulings regarding a custodial parent
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