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Nov 20
2009
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DadsDivorce.com editor, Rick Ortiz, tells you about what's new on DadsDivorce.
DadsDivorce.com provides essential information and resources about divorce, alimony, child support and child custody to men and fathers at any stage of divorce.
Dads Divorce - Free custody and alimony advice for men and fathers.Providing essential divorce, alimony, custody and support information and resources to men at any stage of divorce.
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DadsDivorce Live host, Dan Cuneo, discusses the role of Mediators with Cordell & Cordell, P.C. attorney, Kristin Zurek, J.D.. In this first episode of our "Family Law Professionals" series, we explore the role of the mediator in the Family Law system. It is important to understand the role of the Mediator in your case in order to move most smoothly through the family law system. Our attorneys discuss the cost of mediation and even how to deal with conflicts that may arise from mediators who do not fit your needs, as well as the discretion that must be practiced by professional mediators, and the importance of understanding your mediation agreement before signing it. Because clients often go into mediation without their attorneys, our family law professionals explain the importance of understanding the mediation process before going in.
There is a great chance that she will serve him with a divorce. From what I understand, Navy lawyers do not handle divorce cases, that jurisdiction goes back to the states. This is a tough one for him. When the carrier goes out for maneuvers, they could be out to sea for 3 months running. I do not know how to advise him. The question is: how should he proceed in light of the fact that her behavior indicates that the marriage is over. He wants to be in a good position to have control over his divorce because if she takes control it will be hard for him to respond while on active duty.
Question: My son is divorced and has standard visitation with his own son. The mother and her new husband took my grandson on a trip across the country. My concern is that my grandson said he and his stepbrothers were allowed to ride in a trailer on the way back from New York, in the trailer they purchased there. This is dangerous and illegal. Can we deny her to have the child back due to imminent danger? |
Question: I am asking this on behalf of my son. My son is active duty Navy based on active deployment on an aircraft carrier based in Japan. His wife is in the states, Shreveport, LA. His state of residency is Texas, he was sent to Japan right after they married, a little over 2 years ago. He had to earn a higher rank and go through several processes to get permit for her to come to Japan. He did so and then she decided not to go, now he cannot get that permit again as he goes back to the states next September.
