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There are two types of child custody: physical and legal. In legal custody, a parent has the responsibility and right to make decisions for the child as to education, religious upbringing and medical care. Physical custody is a parent's right to have a child live with...

Pet trusts are created for the care of animals after an owner passes away. Trusts can be funded by property or money, and a trustee must be designated. In the past, lawmakers have been reluctant to allow people to include pets in a last will, but today, many states...

There are many myths and misunderstanding about the family court system. Many of these myths are generated from practices used years ago, while others are hyped on social media and online through various groups and individuals. One of the biggest areas of...

Divorce can be a very difficult situation even in the best of circumstances. When children are involved it can be even more difficult to reach a fair and reasonable agreement between the former spouses. Splitting assets and property makes divorce complicated, but...