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Our Scott County child custody attorneys have the experience, dedication, and the knowledge to ensure the interests of you and your children are protected. Our custody attorneys will be your advocates and aggressively defend your rights during your Davenport child custody matter and ensure you receive the most favorable outcome. We know Iowa laws and are familiar with all types of child custody cases including during divorce, guardianship, jurisdiction, and all other areas of Davenport child custody law.
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In this article, our Scott County child custody attorneys discuss paternity and child custody topics including establishing paternity in Scott County child custody cases, as well as the rights a father has after establishing paternity. We also explore common paternity challenges as well as who has standing to establish paternity in Scott County.
Read more about Scott County paternity laws by our Scott County child custody attorneys.
In this article, our Scott County child custody attorneys discuss Iowa child custody laws and answer common Scott County child custody questions including:
We answer these and discuss how some of these child custody issues can be resolved if both parties agree. For more information, read more from our Scott County child custody attorneys on divorce laws in Scott County.
In this article, our Scott County child custody lawyers discuss which state has jurisdiction in paternity cases. For a court to enter a binding order in a paternity case, it must have both subject matter jurisdiction and personal jurisdiction. The case must also be filed in the proper venue, meaning the correct county court within the state. We discuss subject matter and personal jurisdictions and what role they play when determining jurisdiction in a Scott County paternity matter.
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