The Best Representation Of Salt Lake City Child Custody

The Best Representation Of Salt Lake City Child Custody

2 Child custody cases in Salt Lake City, and throughout Utah, can be incredibly difficult emotionally and legally.

This is often the most emotional aspect of a divorce or separation. In all custody matters, Utah courts prioritize the best interests of the children. However, parents often have dramatically different views on what that means.

Methods for resolving the issues, Emy Cordano will discuss in next slides which includes negotiation, child custody mediation, custody evaluations, and litigation. She will help you set realistic objectives to target the best possible outcome.

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The physical custody of a child determines where the child will reside and for how many overnights out of the year. Physical custody agreements could result in the child spending time residing with both parents (joint physical custody) or with just one parent (sole physical custody).

Physical Custody In Utah

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Legal custody of a child in Utah revolves around which parent(s) get to make decisions regarding

Legal Custody In Utah

major aspects of a child’s welfare. This can include where the child attends school, any medical decisions, their religious upbringing, and more. As with physical custody, parents may share legal custody, or one parent may have sole legal custody of the child.

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Interstate Custody Advocate It can be complicated when navigating child custody issues across state lines. A Salt Lake City child custody attorney Emy Cordano has a thorough understanding of Utah child custody laws as well as the interstate child custody process. The interstate custody laws require additional attention and an attorney’s experience in this area is extremely important.

Emy Cordano has many interstate custody cases and has the necessary expertise to expertly advise you if you and the other parent live in different states.

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It may be the case that one parent does not have custody of their child. When this occurs, barring any extenuating circumstances, it will be necessary to arrange a parent time schedule for the non-custodial parent. However, it may also be necessary for the custody to change because Utah courts do not look favorably on one parent “hoarding� the child and preventing parent time with the other parent.

Parent Time

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In the aftermath of a final divorce or separation child custody agreement, the living circumstances

ModiďŹ cations

of one or both parents may change over time. This may necessitate that modifications be made to the child custody agreement. Modifications are certainly possible, but they must be done through the Utah family court system.

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Paternity Issues It may be necessary to resolve a paternity claim for a parent wishing to assert their rights to custody or visitation of their child. A paternity order may be requested by a child’s mother who wishes to receive support from the father.

A paternity order may also be requested by a father who wants to take an active role in their child’s life. A Salt Lake City child custody attorney can assist you to obtain child support, custody and parent time.

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After many years of focused advocacy for fathers and mothers in Salt Lake City, Emy Cordano has handled many complex cases involving custody and including allegations of domestic violence and abuse. She can help you seek a protective order or petition for custody of children who are not receiving proper care. She has fought successfully for her clients’ parental rights when the court or the Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS) has already taken action.

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