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	"Reasonable visitation" is usually the first option given to the noncustodial parent. Reasonable visitation is often the most practical solution because it allows the two parents to create a flexible visitation plan that works with both their own and their children’s schedule. Reasonable visitation works best when the parents are able to maintain a civil relationship with one another. Click Here to Find a Nationwide Child Custody Attorney to Handle your Child Custody Case Today!

Connecticut courts have jurisdiction of divorce proceedings and determine who shall have custody over the children. Every year, thousands of child custody cases are decided in Connecticut courts and our Connecticut child custody lawyers are there to help you to win your child custody case.

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There are several possible scenarios how the new living situation could be arranged after a divorce. Luckily, joint custody is becoming a common arrangement in Connecticut. While some cases are easier than others, our Connecticut lawyers will do everything in their power to find the best possible solution for your case.

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	The Federal Office of Child Support in the Preliminary Statistics for 2003 reports that $100 Billion in accumulated unpaid support (up from $92 billion in 2002) is due to 18 million children in the United States Total Children   Dollar Amount Owed   Collection Rate   202,734   $1.6 Billion   40%   Source: ASSOCIATON FOR CHILDREN FOR ENFORCEMENT OF SUPPORT

Of course, not all parents are able to come to mutual agreements. In many Connecticut child custody cases, the court has to decide who the better care-taker for the child can be and it has to award one of the following:

• Legal custody
• Physical custody
• Sole custody
• Joint custody

Are you seeking legal information regarding Connecticut child custody laws? If so, contact one of our Connecticut child custody lawyers today!

Connecticut Audio & Video         Blind Parents' Custody of Newborn Challenged AUDIO, RM, 48 Kbps, 23:00.0, 12/13/2004 A blind couple in Northern California nearly lose their newborn baby after San Mateo County officials question whether they're physically capable of caring for the child Source: NPR

Connecticut External Sites         COMMISSION ON CHILDREN Commission on Children Logo Connecticut Commission on Children, Weighing In On Childhood Obesity: A Forum on Childhood Obesity in Connecticut ... State of Connecticut State of Connecticut. Commission on Children ... An Concerning the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (HB 7010) – Public Act 99-1