Many Alabama residents do not have a strong desire to become involved in court proceedings. Of course, individuals are often not involved in a case willingly, but rather only when they need to be, as is the case in a divorce. In any event, individuals who are part of a court case usually hope that

For many Alabama grandparents, nothing brings more joy to their lives than seeing their grandchildren. For some, visits are few and far between, while others have daily interaction and supervision over their grandchildren. On certain occasions, circumstances may arise with the child’s parents that may lead the grandparents to wonder whether it would be better

Alabama parents want nothing but the best for their children. When it comes to divorce, it can be very difficult not only for the child, but for the parent as well, in dealing with the thought of separating from their child. This is true no matter what age the child is, although it can be

When relationships go sour, most individuals want nothing more than to avoid the other individual. This is often the case after Alabama spouses get a divorce as well, as more contact with an ex spouse can lead to further problems if the relationship is not well. Of course, when ex spouses share children together, avoiding

Many Alabama parents have done some things they hope their kids never do. Yet, most would like to think they have learned from their mistakes and past actions, and that these past actions do not impact their ability as a parent. In a divorce, sometimes issues may arise regarding the parents’ conduct when it comes

Many Alabama residents have become accustomed to checking social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter on a daily basis. From checking their friends’ updates to posting messages of their own, there is never a shortage of ways to stay connected. Yet, individuals who may be going through a divorce need to watch what they write

When tragic events occur to Alabama parents, one of the first concerns is often what happens to the children. Not only do the children have to face overwhelming emotional issues, they may also be the subject of child custody issues in terms of who gets custody after a parent is gone. This is currently the case with

There are few more joyous occasions for Alabama grandparents than spending time with their grandchildren. Yet, given the importance of grandparents in their grandchildren’s lives, some Alabama residents might be surprised to learn that it may be difficult to gain child visitation rights after a child’s parents divorce. It used to be the case in Alabama that,

In the legal world, few cases may be more emotional and important than family law matters, particularly when it comes to an Alabama parent’s relationship with his or her child. This is true not only for biological parents, but for others who raise children as their own. Of course, the child custody determination may be

For Alabama parents considering a divorce, the custody of the parent’s child is an utmost concern. Parents want to know what to expect in any custody determination, and what type of child custody order the court will enter. This is not always a straightforward inquiry, however, as there are a number of factors that can