Child Protection/Custody Issues
We work with the best interest of the child at the forefront. During the course of our assistance, we maintain the highest of ethical practices while performing within the dimensions of the law.
Here are many factors the court will consider when making custodial decisions, they include:
- Criminal History of all parties involved
- Parenting Skills-stability, lifestyle and schedules.
- Morales and values of parents and the effect on child-ability to show and care for the child
- Emotional and physical heath of parent and child
- Means to provide basic essentials for the child-food, shelter, education, etc.
- Economic stability- Home Environment
- Parents’ ability to accept influential relationships in child’s life
Factors that will negatively impact custodial decisions
- Evidence of child abuse or neglect
- Unfounded accusations of abuse or neglect by one parent about the other
- History or complaints of violence against a parent
- Evidence of Alcohol or drug abuse
- Surveillance – Mobile, Fixed Camera and GPS
- Witness Interviews
- Background Checks
Deadbeat Parents
All statics will report that the court system is overloaded with the numerous cases of “deadbeat parents” Due to this overload, your case will not receive the attention that is satisfactory to your expectations. We have the resources to locate and evaluate the “deadbeat parent” and their economic situation. This process can provide the court system with the information to take action and collect the debt of the “deadbeat parent”“Deadbeat Parent” investigations will compile the following information for you:
- Where the deadbeat parent currently resides
- The name and address of their current place of employment
- Assets-Real estate, vehicles,
- Types of Disposable income
- Bank Accoutns