When parties divorce who have children in common, they implicitly (and, oftentimes, unwillingly) enter into a long-term relationship with the North Dakota family law court and judge that have jurisdiction over their cases. As the couple’s child grows and develops, one parent or the other will invariably feel the need to bring some situation to the court’s attention for review and adjudication. Are divorced parents doomed to constantly return to court? Not necessarily, but there are situations that should be brought to the court’s attention – and quickly.
Situations That Should Be Brought to the Court’s Attention
Generally speaking, any situation that could potentially negatively impact the child’s well-being that impacts the ability of one parent or the other to exercise reasonable parenting time with the child, or that affects the amount of support provided by one parent or the other should be brought to the court’s attention. This includes:
Get Help from an Experienced North Dakota Family Law Attorney
Tracy Lyson of the North Dakota law firm O’Keeffe O’Brien Lyson Foss can help you decide what issues in your divorce or family law case can be resolved outside of court and which issues will need court intervention in order to be properly resolved. Contact Tracy Lyson and the family law team of O’Keeffe O’Brien Lyson Foss today by calling (701) 235-8000 or (877) 235-8002.
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