Custody Problems
Custodial interference, or similarly interfering with visitation, by a parent is one of the major problems that may arise after divorce. Here you will find tips on what to do if the other parent doesn't fulfill his or her obligations under your parenting agreement, or violates a court order related to custody or visitation. This section also contains information on out-of-state moves in child custody situations, parental abduction, and more.
- Interference with Custody or Visitation FAQ
Answers to questions involving challenging custody and visitation issues
- Out of State Moves with the Child
Information about moving out of state with a child in custody situations, including what factors are considered by courts (FindLaw Bookshelf)
- What legal remedies are available if a parent abducts a child?
Practical explanation of legal solutions to parental abduction (FindLaw Bookshelf)
- Examples of Custody Issues
Some typical, and not so typical, examples of problems faced by courts in custody cases (FindLaw Bookshelf)
- Pet Custody
As pets have grown to be considered family members by many owners, so have custody challenges for the pets in divorce situations (FindLaw Bookshelf)
- Child Custody Relocation Laws
Learn about the laws on relocating with an existing child support arrangement
- Interstate Custody Arrangements
Information on navigation custody when one of the child's parents lives in a different state
- Interstate "Full Faith and Credit" Custody Law
The law on how states treat other states' custody or visitation decisions