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Children
Law Guide
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Like other legal topic centers at LawHog.com, the Child Law center brings together
all of the aspects of the law which affect children, including education, custody,
abuse, parental rights and grandparent rights..
Our introductory materials will provide basic information regarding the law
as it relates to children, our monthly columns deal with specific issues in
greater detail. Each legal topic has its own legal center, so be sure to visit
the topic area that is the most relevant to your inquiry. If that is not enough,
or if you can't find the information you are looking for, ask a question in
the discussion forum, or email
our staff.
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Consumer Law Commentary From LawHog.com
Scholarship Scams
Before you pay that
scholarship consultant, you might want to read this.
Protecting Your Child from Sexual
Harassment
Introductory Guide to New York
Family Court
An excellent overview of the
structure and procedure of Family Court from the New York Courts, which also provides an overview of
how family courts work in general.
New Jersey Child Support
Guidelines
Study: Threat of School Violence Exaggerated
Media Hype Leads to
'Misguided' Campus Policies
Expert: Be Wary of Online Birth Announcements
Keeping Newborns Safe From Con
Artists and Kidnappers
Child Abuse Is Deadlier Than Accidents Researchers Tell
Cops to Look Out for Signs
Experts: More Latchkey Kids Means More Trouble
High-Risk Behavior Increases
When Parents Are Gone
Rights of Parents
When Their Children are in Foster Care Describes what
rights parents retain when their children are in foster care.
Protecting Kids'
Privacy
A new federal law has created
stringent privacy guidelines for Web sites catering to kids under 13. Sounds good on paper, but will it
really work?
What To Do If Your Children are Taken
Away by the Administration for Children's Services
Outlines the right to a
hearing if a parent's children are taken away from them by this NYC agency. This document is also
available in Spanish. From Bronx Legal Services.
Rights of Teen Parents in Foster Care
Explains the rights of teenage
parents, who are themselves in foster care, to their children.
What Can a Kid
Decide? Time Magazine
In a federal appeals panel
ruling last week that no one could remove Elian from the U.S. before a May 11 hearing in the same
court, the judges appeared to portend a new issue, seeming to claim an unexpected new right for
six-year-olds to press their cases.
School Reform No Match for the Status Quo Barbara Benham Tye Nevermind the politicians--public education's 'deep structure' protects familiar ways.
Colleges warm up to home
schooling
Admissions panels say the
students are better prepared
Big Protection for
Little Surfers Office.com
Businesses change their habits
as the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act takes effect.
School Cannot Enforce Selective Drug-Testing
Policy Law.com
A school district cannot
selectively enforce drug testing of students who are involved in extracurricular activities or seek
driving and parking privileges
Mothers' Rights
Protected
The U.S. Supreme Court
recently ruled that police should have limited access to medical tests performed on pregnant women. How
will this decision affect doctors, hospitals, police and patients' privacy?
Child Custody and Child
Support
Parents who are contemplating
divorce often have many concerns about who will have custody of the children and how the costs of
raising them will be divided. Even when a divorce is "friendly," each parent is advised to seek out his
or her own lawyer to be sure their rights and those of the children are protected. Traditionally,
individual states have regulated family law matters, such as marriage, divorce, or child custody. Over
the past two decades, however, there has been a trend for states to adopt uniform laws governing child
custody and support to reduce the amount of variance from state to state. While the following
information offers an overview of child custody and support guidelines, a lawyer can explain the
specific laws of your state. Topics include: Deciding factors in awarding child custody; Issues
surrounding visitation; Setting guidelines for child support; Adjusting child custody arrangements or
the amount of child support
Links and Related Resources
Supreme
Court Cases on Children Law
Children
Law Sites from Yahoo!
Children
Law News From Google
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Featured
Books
Children Law Books From LawHog.com
Grandparents' Rights
(Self-Help Law Kit With Forms)
Other
Legal Sites
Findlaw
Law.com
Hg.com
Lawyers.com
Martindale.com
Personal
Injury Lawyers
Securities
Attorneys
Securities
Arbitration Attorneys
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