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Mutual concent divorce with child Custody


08-Dec-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I have married and have 4 month old baby.first Marriage anniversary will be in Jan. I had discussed with my husband that I want divorce. He inquired about process to one of lawyer. Husband is saying that after first hearing of mutual divorce in family court, he can take custody of minor child. Is it possible if I am ready to give up custody? He is planning first hearing in Feb
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Answer #1
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If you and your husband both have mutually decided to dissolve your marriage, you can file for a uncontested Divorce Petition before the family court. Yes it is possible for your husband to take custody of minor child. He can do so even before the first hearing if you have consented to it. You both can have a common advocate or have separate advocates for representing yourselves before the Court. For further assistance you can approach me.
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Answer #2
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Well certainly yes, if mother is ok with it, then during the first hearing of Mutual Divorce Process itself, Father can take Custody of a Minor child and can take the responsibility to nurture him, grow him and make him a responsible and a law abiding citizen.
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