Summary
In Virginia, full custody can be granted if its in the childs best interest. Factors considered include the childs age, physical and mental condition, parents age, physical and mental condition, and the relationship between each parent and the child. The child must have lived in the state for at least 6 months before a custody case can be filed. Contact the Bristol Virginia Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court for assistance.Full Conversation
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What specific information are you seeking about legal custody?
Full custody
What state are you in? Laws regarding full custody vary by location.
Virginia
In Virginia, full custody can be granted if it's in the child's best interest. Factors considered include:
- Child's age, physical and mental condition
- Parents' age, physical and mental condition
- Relationship between each parent and the child
Would you like the contact details of a local court?
I want to file full custody and Schuylkill county
What is the age and general condition of the child you're seeking custody for? In Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, you can contact the Schuylkill County Courthouse at (*) *-* for more information.
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In Virginia, a child aged * is generally considered mature enough to express a preference in custody matters. This can influence the court's decision.
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Are there any specific reasons you believe full custody would be in the best interest of the child?
Explanation: The court will consider all relevant factors, including the child's preference, the parents' ability to meet the child's needs, and any history of family abuse or neglect.
How can I speak to someone
Are you looking to speak to a legal professional or a representative from the court?
I need help phone for full custody
What is your location? Depending on your location, I can provide you with the contact details of the nearest family court or a legal aid service.
Bristol va
You can contact the Bristol Virginia Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court at (*) *-* for assistance with filing for full custody.
My son's only been down here 3 months and by state law I have to wait 6 months
Are you referring to the residency requirement for filing a custody case in Virginia?
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In Virginia, the child must have lived in the state for at least 6 months before a custody case can be filed.
So then where do I file for custody at
In Virginia, you can file for custody at your local county courthouse. For Bristol, VA, that would be the Bristol Virginia Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court.