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Custodial Rights of Children in the UAE

When child custody disputes arise between parents non-UAE nationals resident in the UAE, whether married to a UAE or non-UAE citizen, may file custody cases in the UAE.The applicable law in relation to the children matters in the UAE is Federal Law No. 28 of the year 2005 regarding the Personal Stat

Can a Father Claim a Child on His Taxes if He's Paying Child Support?

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) allows custodial parents to claim their children as dependents on their tax returns. The IRS does not allow both divorced parents to claim an exemption for the same child. As such, only one divorced parent will be able to claim the dependent exemption. Since a cust

Crime Prevention Programs for Lower Class Families

Crime prevention programs do work.handcuffs four image by Paul Moore from Fotolia.comCrime prevention programs can be effective tools in reducing crime. With the help of the National Crime Prevention Council, there are several national initiatives available to parents and children in all...

Child Custody Disputes in New Jersey

The first thing you should understand about child custody when going through a divorce in New Jersey is that physical and legal custody are not equivalent. Legal Custody refers to which parent makes important decisions about the childs health, education, and welfare. Physical Custody refers to the c

How to Divorce Your Parents

Divorce isn't strictly for husband and wife; children often "divorce" their parents, as well. A child may want to divorce their parents after they reach adulthood for a myriad of reasons, ranging anywhere from toxicity in the relationship to verbal or physical abuse. Divorcing a parent sho

Child Support Tips

In child custody cases, child support is a major consideration; in such arrangements, after the divorce or separation and the determination of custody, one party (the obligor) may be obligated by the court to provide periodic payments to the other party (the obligee). In most cases, the person makin

How Does Joint Custody Work?

IntroductionParties can get joint custody in two ways, which are further broken down into when the parties can get joint custody. The parties can agree between themselves to share joint custody, and the Court can order joint custody. There does not have to be a divorce in place for the...

Rhode Island Child Support - Get Your Health Insurance Deduction!

Are you going into a Rhode Island Family Court for a child support matter?There's one deduction you should make sure you get if you are the one who is going to be paying the support.Discover what it is and how to make sure you get it by reading this article.

Child Labor Laws in Russia

The Russian Federationrussia image by NataV from Fotolia.comIn December 2001 the Russian Federation passed an updated version of its Labor Code. Children, defined as employees under 18 years of age, are treated solely in Chapter 42, titled “Special Procedures for Employees at the...

What Types of Juvenile Correctional Facilities Are There?

Juvenile court systems have been in operation for more than 100 years. The rate and types of crimes committed has intensified greatly since the inception of the juvenile court system in 1899. According to a report issued by the Bureau of Justice Assistance, in one single day an alarming approximati

Categories of Children in the Juvenile Delinquency System

Prior to 1899 when the juvenile justice system was first implemented, children were considered little more than property. At that time, children accused of crimes were punished by the same courts as adults, and could even be sentenced to death. The juvenile justice system was established to addres

Three Categories of Computer Crime

Three types of computer cime have gained populatiry since the invention of the term.computer image by Orlando Florin Rosu from Fotolia.comComputer Crime, or "Cybercrime" refers to a type of crime in which a computer or a computer network generally played a vital role in the commission of...

Iowa Child Custody Rights

Divorce or separation can be a hard time for a family, and which parent had custody of the child is almost always in dispute. In Iowa, there are two types of custody, legal and physical custody.

How to Change Legal Custody of a Child in Ohio

Ohio courts create a presumption in favor of outstanding child custody determinations, and only allow changes in custody in limited circumstances under Section 3109.04 of the Ohio Revised Code. The court will look for a changed circumstance between the parties that must have occurred after the curre

How to Modify Child Custody Orders in Texas

Whenever a Texas court enters a decree affecting child custody, changes can only be made under specific circumstances. To modify a Texas child custody decree, a petitioner must be able to show a change in material circumstances. To file for such a modification, petitioners must be sure to take the p

How to Become a Foster Parent in Louisiana

Foster care parents in Louisiana provide temporary care for children who cannot stay with their biological parents. Child abuse, physical or emotional illness, deaths in the family, neglect and special family circumstances are some of the reasons children may require foster care. When possible, a ch

Mother's Rights for Child Custody

In a divorce or other type of proceeding involving child custody, the law establishes certain rights of each parent. Mother's rights for child custody set forth parameters through which the family court determines the placement of a minor child.

How Can I Give My Mom the Full Custody of My Kids?

Grandparent custody arrangements are becoming more and more common. States which previously did not recognize grandparent's rights are becoming more open to the reality that many families depend on the role of the grandparent and his involvement in custody may be necessary. However, the Constitution