The “best interest of the child” principle is a fundamental concept in family law that plays a significant role in determining child custody arrangements during divorce or separation proceedings. In Missouri, child custody is awarded based on the “best interest of the child.” Unsurprisingly, this principle eludes first-time divorcees since the criteria to determine a … Read more
Divorce cases can be very complicated when children are involved. At times, it is necessary to appoint a Guardian ad Litem. Divorce cases can get very complicated when children are involved. Apart from the emotional stress that the family members, especially the children, undergo, legal complications can prolong the divorce process and add to the … Read more
At The Betz Law Firm, our dedicated team is committed to assisting you in gathering the necessary evidence to bolster your child custody case. Child custody battles are emotionally charged legal disputes that determine children’s custody and visitation rights when their parents separate or divorce. The primary concern in these cases is the best interests … Read more
If you believe your ex-spouse is an unfit guardian for your child and want to prove it in court, Betz Law Firm is here to support you in the legal process. Most parents seeking child custody want what is best for their children. Unfortunately, there may be situations when the parent may not be deemed … Read more
Child custody mediation is a method of dispute resolution that has many benefits. It can help a divorcing couple reach an agreement on custody issues without the pain and expense of going to court. Going through a divorce is an inherently painful process that is even more challenging when children are involved. When a couple … Read more
Those who use parental alienation claim they use it to protect the child, but that’s not true. Generally, the conduct is motivated by a parent’s desire to win full custody. One of the most common issues during child custody proceedings is parental alienation. What is parental alienation? Let’s take a closer look at parental alienation, … Read more