Dedicated to upholding fathers' rights in family law, 702 Dads specializes in providing expert legal representation in custody and divorce cases. Our mission is to ensure equitable treatment and advocacy for fathers, navigating the complexities of family law with a commitment to fairness and justice.
At 702 Dads, our family lawyers expertly navigate the complexities of child support calculations in family law. As experienced divorce attorneys, we ensure fair assessment, considering income levels and custody arrangements.
Attorney Kurt Harris, with extensive experience in family law, is a licensed practitioner in Nevada and Utah. He specializes in advocating for fathers' rights, particularly in custody and divorce cases. As the owner of Equal Rights for Divorced Fathers, he brings a wealth of knowledge and a compassionate approach to each case.
In paternity actions, our family law specialists play a crucial role in legally establishing fatherhood. This process is vital for child support decisions and child custody rights. Our skilled divorce attorneys and child custody lawyers ensure that paternity determinations are handled with accuracy and legal precision.
702 Dads offers mediation services for family law cases, where our family lawyers facilitate amicable resolutions. As divorce attorneys and child custody lawyers, we guide clients through mediation, focusing on collaborative solutions for child support and custody disputes.
Attorney Kurt Harris discusses briefly some of the early stages of domestic litigation. Kurt is licensed in Nevada and Utah. If you have any questions, call Equal Rights for Fathers or send a message on this website.
Attorney Kurt Harris gives a general overview of the child support guidelines and calculations in Nevada and Utah. If you have any questions, please contact Equal RIghts for Fathers.
Attorney Kurt Harris discusses some of the ins and outs of paternity and paternity actions. He is licensed in the state of Nevada and Utah.
Attorney Kurt Harris discussed mediation in family law cases. Kurt is licensed in Nevada and Utah. If you have any questions please visit 702dads.com and 702law.com.
Attorney Kurt Harris discussed mediation in family law cases. Kurt is licensed in Nevada and Utah. If you have any questions please visit 702dads.com and 702law.com.
Attorney Kurt Harris discusses discovery in litigation. He talks about some of the general details and some tips when going through discovery. Kurt is licensed in Nevada and Utah.
Attorney Kurt Harris discussed Depositions in family law proceedings. Kurt is licensed in Nevada and Utah.
Attorney Kurt Harris discusses abortion during family law litigation. Kurt is licensed in Nevada and Utah.
Attorney Kurt Harris discusses what to wear to Court and some of the other details associated with attending Court. Kurt is licensed in Nevada and Utah.
Attorney Kurt Harris discusses the background and details of community property. Kurt is licensed in Nevada and Utah.
Child custody is determined based on the best interests of the child. Factors considered include each parent's living situation, the child's relationship with each parent, and the ability to provide a stable environment. Courts strive for arrangements that support the child's emotional and physical well-being, often favoring joint custody to ensure continued involvement from both parents.
Yes, a father can receive full custody if it's in the child's best interest. Factors like the father's ability to provide a stable, nurturing environment, and any issues concerning the mother's ability to care for the child (such as substance abuse or domestic violence) are considered. The court evaluates each case individually to determine the most beneficial arrangement for the child.
Fathers have the right to reasonable visitation, which is typically outlined in the custody agreement. This can include regular weekends, holidays, and vacation periods. The goal is to maintain a healthy and active relationship between the father and the child, barring any circumstances that might harm the child's well-being.
Child support is calculated based on state-specific guidelines, considering factors like each parent's income, the number of children, and the custody arrangement. The aim is to ensure the child's financial needs are met. Fathers are entitled to fair calculations and can seek legal assistance if they believe the support amount is unjust.
Yes, custody and support orders can be modified if there's a significant change in circumstances, such as a change in income, relocation, or changes in the child's needs. Fathers seeking modification must provide evidence of the changed circumstances and demonstrate how the modification serves the child's best interests.
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