On behalf of Rioles Law Offices | Feb 14, 2020 | Child Custody & Support
Rhode Island uses the best interest of the child standard to determine child custody when parents cannot agree. Parents may share joint physical and legal custody, or one parent may have sole custody while the other has parenting time. If you are thinking about...
On behalf of Rioles Law Offices | Feb 8, 2020 | Child Custody & Support
Determining what is best for a child’s care is one of the most sensitive topics in any family’s divorce. Mediation or a clear parental agreement can be arrived at with time and paperwork in a straightforward, if not always simple, manner. In the case of a...
On behalf of Rioles Law Offices | Feb 4, 2020 | Child Custody & Support
Family law allows both parents to have equal rights when they have to deal with matters of the welfare of their child. During the separation and divorce processes, children have to rely on the verdict of the judge to decide the parent that will get custody. It does...
On behalf of Rioles Law Offices | Nov 14, 2019 | Child Custody & Support
As a parent, your top priority will be to protect the interests of your child at all costs. If you share custody of your child with their other parent or if your child visits their other parent regularly, you will, of course, be invested in their safety and well-being...
On behalf of Rioles Law Offices | Sep 19, 2019 | Child Custody & Support
The time spent with your children is likely to be the highlight of your day or week if you are a divorced parent. Unfortunately, many parents are not able to see their children as often as they would like. They may only be able to see their child on certain days or on...
On behalf of Rioles Law Offices | Aug 9, 2019 | Child Custody & Support
When you obtain an order for child support, the intent is to ensure that the child in question is financially supported by both parents. The cost of raising a child is high, not just because of the need for essentials like diapers and food. For example, custodial...
On behalf of Rioles Law Offices | Jun 26, 2019 | Child Custody & Support
Dealing with the absence of child support payments from the other parent of your child can be debilitating. If you depend on child support as one stream of income, providing for your child’s basic needs can be difficult. Even if you do not depend financially on...
On behalf of Rioles Law Offices | May 3, 2019 | Child Custody & Support
One of the largest areas of conflict in child support cases can be just how much it really costs to raise that child. What costs do parents need to cover? How much money really goes toward getting a child from the hospital to age 18? When parents do not agree on the...
On behalf of Rioles Law Offices | Apr 5, 2019 | Child Custody & Support
Many parents who live in a different state from where their children reside worry that custody issues will become complicated. While implementing laws across states can have the potential to be extremely complex, this has been mitigated in child custody cases with the...
On behalf of Rioles Law Offices | Feb 8, 2019 | Child Custody & Support
If you are a single parent in Rhode Island, it is likely that you are dependent to some extent on child support from the other parent. If the parent has fallen behind on their child support, you will probably start to worry about the future of your finances and...
