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Category: Family Law

The Maine Parentage Act and Who Can Be Considered a Parent?

Matters of parentage are an integral part of family law that have profound consequences for families in Maine. While parentage is generally “presumed” or “acknowledged” in Maine, the matter may become more complicated when couples separate and custody, child support or parental rights are disputed during divorce proceedings. Sometimes, ...

By |August 15, 2022|Child Support, Family Law, Maine Parentage Act|

Remarrying With Children in Maine: What to Expect

When you remarry with children from a previous marriage in Maine, it can have consequences for many areas of life. In particular, remarriage may affect child support payments and raise questions about the inheritance rights of your children. Certain measures exist to address such issues. The best place to ...

By |July 11, 2022|Child Support, Family Law, Remarrying with Children|

How Does Domestic Violence Affect Child Custody in Maine?

The parent-child bond is probably the strongest one that most people know and it is not broken by a divorce or separation. When parents separate, life must continue and couples must find a way to limit the negative consequences for their children. That’s easier said than done, of course, ...

By |June 27, 2022|Child Custody, Domestic Violence, Family Law|

What are a Father’s Rights in Maine?

The parent-child bond is probably the strongest one that most people know and it is not broken by a divorce or separation. When parents separate, life must continue and couples must find a way to limit the negative consequences for their children. That’s easier said than done, of course, but ...

By |March 30, 2022|Family Law, Father's Rights|

Changing or Enforcing Final Orders in Maine Family Matter Cases

Final orders issued by the Maine Family Court, such as a child support order, can be enforced by the authorities. If, however, a change of circumstances is substantial enough to justify an amendment to the order, the appropriate legal steps can be taken for the family law courts to ...

Child Visitation and Custody Laws in Maine

When a married couple with children separates in Maine, life can get complicated for a while. Balancing the immediate and future needs of the children with suitable child custody and parenting arrangements is often extremely challenging. Parental rights and responsibilities are treated very seriously in Maine and it is ...

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