Child custody cases are often very emotional and result in strong emotions for all parties. During a dispute over custody, it is imperative for you to focus on what is best for your child, and what you can do to ensure that your rights as a parent are secured. Every family is in a unique position, so you should go over the various details of your case on an individualized basis. Moreover, there are a number of mistakes that you will want to avoid as you work through your child custody dispute, several of which will be covered in this blog post. After all, there is a lot at stake during these disputes and it is crucial for you to have a good understanding of which steps you need to take (and errors that should be avoided) as you work through the process.
Creating a parenting plan that protects your custody time
Parents who choose to divorce face some difficult decisions about how to raise their children, and these decisions may have a huge impact on other areas of the divorce process. Any parent who has experienced divorce firsthand knows that when children are involved, things can get complicated and difficult quickly. Protecting children from these conflicts is important.
Talking to family members about your custody case
Child custody can be an extremely unnerving experience for many parents, especially for those who are not able to secure an end result that is in their favor. Sometimes, people turn to their loved ones to look for support and a better understanding of what to do next. In some instances, family members are very helpful and offer positive feedback while understanding the unique problems a parent may be facing. Other times, a family may be completely unwilling to offer emotional support to a family member who was unsuccessful with respect to a custody dispute.
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Under Connecticut law, a person who commits theft will be charged with “larceny.” The state defines larceny as “with intent to deprive another of property or to appropriate the same to himself or a third person, a person wrongfully takes, obtains or withholds such property from an owner.”
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