Dec 24, 2012 · Posted on Dec 24, 2012. I agree with the prior attorneys. Fees and costs are awarded based on need and ability to pay and there is no guarantee the court with order him to pay. The quotes you received are reasonable, but the total fees are based on the hours and costs spent fighting your issues. The issues litigated, such as alimony, child ...
May 03, 2013 · I agree with counsel that the practice of assigning or having the parties pay for an attorney for the child(ren) varies from court to court and from judge to judge. However, if you are able to demonstrate that paying for such legal fees would cause you an economic hardship, the courts will be lenient in assigning counsel for the child(ren).
Aug 14, 2013 · You have to pay and retain an attorney to represent you in this case and the money acts as a reimbursement of your expenses once this is done. Also, please keep in mind that this award is not automatic. It is up to the judge's discretion and, at least here in Oregon, it is rarely given. So the likelihood of you getting attorney's fees are pretty slim at the outset.
Apr 01, 2014 · On what grounds are attorney's fees awarded in child custody and child support cases? How do you normally ask for them? The other party in my child custody and child support case keeps filing motions against me (e.g., attempting to hold me in "contempt" when it was unsubstantiated, another a frivolous order to show cause).
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The child's age, gender, characteristics and background will all be a factor in the decision process. The judge or magistrate will want to ensure that the child is safe from any possible harm and the parent has the ability to meet the child's needs.