Family court

do not give up based on their belief that family court judges view mothers more favorably when determining custody (Spradlin, 2015). Divorce and child custody matters are particularly emotional because of the private, personal matters that are at issue. The firm receives many calls from fathers who feel as though their attorneys did not adequately represent them and that there exists a conspiracy within family courts and that no matter what, the Court will never rule in a father’s favor. This

Family Court Participants The case I saw in family court was to last an hour but lasted 2 hours. The case involved a divorced couple Darryl Foster and Linda Foster. Linda had an attorney named Charles Brown who was very experienced from the way he addressed the court and asked the proper questions. The court case was filed for temporary orders until a new custody order could be established. Linda got to get on the stand first as she was the one that filed the petition. She spoke of her time

On November 27, I've decided to go to Family court and observe the way the judge handles things. I believe it was going to be a good opportunity to see how the laws work and favor the children. When I first walked into the courtroom, There was three police officers, two secretary sitting next to the judge and about six lawyers and one translator. During my visit I observed four cases, that all had to do with child support.One of the cases was a mother arguing with the father because he has not paid

This paper will look into family dependency treatment court (FDTC) also known as dependency drug court (DDC). The paper will examine the question: How effective is FDTC/DDC when comparing families with drug and alcohol problems and children in the child welfare system who are enrolled in the FDTC/DDC and those who are not enrolled in the FDTC/DDC? When children are removed from their parents or guardians, the cost of caring for these children becomes the repos scalability of the child welfare system

Owing to the matter that I have been subpoenaed to appear in court to testify in a family court case. The case involves a family from a community that you have worked with extensively through your organization. The family in question is the Malik family. The family has a 15-year-old daughter called Nisha. Nisha’s parents arranged for the daughter to be married to a 42-year-old man living in India. The girl is underage as she is below the age of 18 years. I will first give a scope of the Indians culture

The next article that was reviewed was focused on a service that is provided for parents struggling with substance abuse. The service is called Family Drug Court and is also referred to as FDC. The FDC is a child welfare court that specifically deals with parental substance abuse cases. This court system helps the parents quickly receive drug treatment that is needed, offers a more structured system for the parents and child, and also holds the parents to higher accountability for recovery. According

The Facts: A judge out of a New York Family court found 12-year old Winship (Defendant) had committed an act of stealing money from a pocketbook in a locker that if it had been committed by an adult it would have been a crime. But due to it being a 12-year old, the judge relying on a preponderance of the evidence, the standard of proof required by the New York Family Court Act, led the way of giving good reason that justified the fact that a young person did the crime that he was charged with.

Establishment of Family Courts in India: The Act envisages the establishment of Family Courts by the State Government by a Notification in the Official Gazette, after consultation with the High Court of the State. As observed by the Supreme Court, State Governments should establish Family Courts not only because it is so provided in the Act, but also to discharge its social obligation to provide a less formal platform for resolving family disputes. (Gangadharan v. State of Kerala, AIR 2006 SC 2360)

As a family entering divorce you will likely hear how the court and all involved are very concerned with the well-being of the family and especially as children. As I think you will observe below, this is certainly not what I have encountered. Hopefully your situation will be better, but you need to be prepared as honesty and transparency in the process and most important fairness, at least in my case, has been completely lacking. It is unfortunate that the 'children', the ones who the court professes

Mediation is a different process to reach a resolution for parties that find themselves in a family court matter. Mediation is a part of the process ran by the courts by individuals that are unbiased and yet knowledgably about family law matters and the law. The courts want couples to give mediation a try before taking the matter before the judge in case some issues can be worked out beforehand. Attorneys are not included in this process. What happens in mediation is all parties will work on the