Child Custody Clause Samples
The CHILD CUSTODY clause defines the legal arrangements regarding the care and guardianship of a child following a separation or divorce. It typically outlines which parent will have physical and/or legal custody, the visitation schedule for the non-custodial parent, and any special provisions for holidays or decision-making authority. This clause serves to provide clear guidelines for both parents, minimizing disputes and ensuring the child's best interests are prioritized.
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Child Custody. Parent will provide a copy of all legal documents pertaining to the custody of Child in the case of separation, divorce, and/or restraining orders to Center on or before Child’s first day of admission and within five (5) days of receiving documentation from any court agency. Parents of Child both must agree on other Authorized Representatives and Emergency Contacts. Both Parents must sign the original Identification and Emergency Information form, and both Parents must sign each time a change is made, unless otherwise noted in this Agreement.
Child Custody. 13.17.1 Each Maa-nulth First Nation has standing in any judicial proceedings in British Columbia in which custody of a Maa-nulth First Nation Child of that Maa-nulth First Nation is in dispute and the court will consider any evidence and representations in respect of the Maa-nulth First Nation Laws of that Maa-nulth First Nation and its customs in addition to any other matters it is required by law to consider.
13.17.2 The participation of a Maa-nulth First Nation in proceedings referred to in 13.17.1 will be in accordance with the applicable rules of court and will not affect the court’s ability to control its process.
Child Custody. Husband and Wife were married on the day of , 20 , and during the course of the marriage, child(ren) were born, namely
Child Custody. ▇▇▇▇▇'▇ Government will have standing in any proceedings in which custody of a ▇▇▇▇▇'▇ child is in dispute, and the courts will consider any evidence and representations concerning ▇▇▇▇▇'▇ laws and customs when considering the custody of a Nisga'a child in addition to any other matters they are required by law to consider.
Child Custody. [This section concerns the health, care, and welfare of the children born of the marriage.]
a. Legal Custody [2 options] Father and Mother will be jointly entitled to legal custody of the children. Father/Mother will have sole legal custody.
b. Physical Custody [2 options] Father and Mother will have joint physical custody. Father/Mother will have primary physical custody.
Child Custody. Both parents have legal access to the child unless a restraining order or child custody order is on file with Morningside Presbyterian Children’s Center.
Child Custody. 3.15.1 Yale First Nation has standing in any judicial proceedings in British Columbia in which custody of a Yale First Nation Child is in dispute and the court will take judicial notice of Yale First Nation Law and consider any evidence or representations in respect of Yale First Nation Law or customs in addition to any other matters it is required by law to consider.
3.15.2 The participation of Yale First Nation in proceedings referred to in 3.15.1 will be in accordance with the applicable rules of court and will not affect the ability of the court to control its process.
Child Custody. Custody of the Children will be with the (husband / wife).
Child Custody. It is the policy of Brighter Futures Counseling, PLLC to attempt to obtain consent for services from all legal custodial parents/guardians. Information about your child’s legal custodial parents/guardians will be obtained at your initial appointment. After this appointment, your child’s therapist will attempt to contact all legal custodial parents/guardians to assure that they are aware that the child is in therapy and that they consent to services. All legal custodial parents/guardians will also be invited to participate in your child’s therapy services when therapeutically appropriate. If your child’s therapist is unable to reach a legal custodial parent/guardian this will be documented in your child’s electronic health record and Brighter Futures Counseling, PLLC will continue to provide services to your child. If any legal custodial parent/guardian refuses to consent for services for your child then Brighter Futures Counseling, PLLC will not be able to continue services with your child. There is only one assigned Guarantor on record for a client. Thus, one person will be the assigned person who guarantees Brighter Futures Counseling; PLLC will receive payment for services. This is the person who will be billed if needed and who will be expected to render payment. If payment for services is to be divided between parents, the parents will need to make that arrangement. Brighter Futures Counseling, PLLC will only bill one person and the person bringing the child to the appointment will be expected to pay for any co-pays or other fees due on that day. Therapists at Brighter Futures Counseling, PLLC are not able to make any visitation, custody, or contact recommendations for your child. We provide outpatient therapeutic services and any recommendations made from therapy are purely therapeutic recommendations. Any legal custodian/parent/guardian of your child will be allowed access to your child’s appointment history, electronic health record, any other related treatment information should they request it.
Child Custody. LEGAL custody of your child(ren) shall go to Pet Resp Joint Other PRIMARY RESIDENCE of the child(ren) shall be with Pet Resp Joint Other