Monthly Archives: November 2013
Father could lose parental rights over McDonald’s disagreement
Every parent has had a disagreement with his or her children. Kids might not understand exactly when their parents are trying to teach a lesson or reinforce healthy habits. According to one man, he has tried to do right by his son, but he could lose his rights to child custody and visitation.
In New York, a mother and father are currently struggling with the custody and visitation agreement reached during their divorce.
CATEGORIES: Child Custody
TAGS: best interests of the child, Child Custody, child custody modification, divorce
Attitudes toward prenuptial agreements might be changing
Many couples enter marriage knowing that signing a prenuptial agreement is an option to help protect their assets, but others might be apprehensive to sign one or even consider the possibility of doing so. In some cases, there is an impression that signing a prenuptial agreement is counterintuitive to the idea of getting married or is something only for wealthy individuals. A recent poll suggests that these perceptions might be changing.
CATEGORIES: Prenuptial Agreements
TAGS: divorce, Prenuptial agreement, property division, wealth

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