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Divorce is a trying time for anyone, but few suffer more than children caught in the middle of a marital dispute. You would do anything for your child, and you can not bear to be away from him or her. If you are in the middle of a divorce, you may be apprehensive about your former spouse requesting full custody of your children. Here are five facts about divorce and child custody that can help ease the already massive strain by allowing you to understand the custody process.    Child Custody proceedings are complex, which is why we have created this guide to cover: 1. The types of child custody arrangements 2. The process of reaching a custody agreement 3. Potential child support obligations 4. Personal and emotional considerations 5. How to hire the right divorce attorney 1. Types Of Child Custody Arrangements: Child custody can refer to where your children will live after divorce (physical custody), or who has the legal right to make decisions ab...

Why is legal documentation so important for startups? One may ask. And, to point out to potential pitfalls that may hinder your company’s growth from the absence of it, there are plenty of examples around us. In our earlier blogs, while we had written in detail about legal issues that startups need to address at the early stage, and the nuances of having a clear legal framework and strategy in place, in this piece, we take a step back, and understand why these documents are important for startups, and how they play a key role in administering an unimpeded growth for their business. Once you, as a reader, gain an understanding of why these documents are important, don’t forget to take stock of the infographics, which can be used as a legal cheat sheet for key documents every entrepreneur must have at the early stage. The infographic (Fig.A) has been designed in a way that it defines the key (legal) requirements of each sector on three scales; necessary, essential or desir...

Family Law Planning is of upmost importance to the vigilant individual. The temporary guardian serves as both a legal substitution of parents as well as a guardian angel of your children and your love of them. Temporary guardians  have legal custody over the children, are legally responsible for them, and have the right to make any medical, educational, or financial decisions. The length of a temporary guardianship is about 60 days. State statues will set an appropriate time, if the guardianship is court ordered. If a temporary guardian is in the will,  the time frame set in the will will be the length of the guardianship. Temporary guardianship can help parent make sure that their children will be cared for and in be responsible hands. Make sure you choose someone you trust and that is responsible take care of your children. 1. Sudden Death: The First of the 3 Reasons Why You Need a Temporary Guardian is the risk of sudden death. If you were to pass away unexpectedl...