Once a DCS case is open, you’ll encounter new procedures, professionals, and expectations. Three key components—safety plans, team meetings, and parent aides—can determine how your case moves forward. Safety Plans A DCS safety plan
When the Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS) contacts you, everything can feel like it’s spiraling. Whether it’s a phone call, home visit, or report from your child’s school, what you do in the first
One of the most confusing parts of dependency court is the number of professionals involved. As a parent, you need to understand who’s who, what their job is, and how to interact with them strategically.
Video Link: Watch here Managing Child Support and Paternity Rights In today’s society, managing the complexities of divorce and child support can be incredibly challenging, especially when one parent is absent or deemed unfit.
Dealing with a divorce when you and your ex live in different states adds layers to an already complex process. Here’s how to figure out where to file and what to consider, especially when kids
Children of divorce are not as unique as they used to be. Today, it seems like children whose parents are still together are the exception. And yet, there are a number of statistics out there
Child support is a tricky issue. It’s also one that’s different in every state. Therefore, you’ll need to take the time to familiarize yourself with the law and find someone who can help you through
Q. My ex has received an overpayment of child support. How do I get it back? My child support modification has been awarded. The amount went down by $211 a month. The judge back-dated the
Question: I’m facing divorce and my ex wants everything I’m receiving disability income. Can that be touched or is it protected? I need it to pay for my related medical expenses. Can my disability income
Section 1 Child Support: How Does It Work? How Much Will It Cost? Child support affects all divorced or unmarried parents of minor children, including adopted children. Many people have questions about how the child
