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Our Scott County family mediation attorneys know your family matter is important. We have experience in child custody mediation, child support mediation, parenting time mediation as well as all other forms of Scott County family mediation. We work with you to help you come to the best possible solution for your mediation matter.
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In this article, our Scott County family mediation lawyers discuss current Iowa divorce laws and the issues that parties in a Scott County divorce must agree on before the divorce is finalized. The more complex Scott County marital issues include:
these issues are the most often disagreed upon and coming to a successful agreement with the other party not only can shorten the length of a divorce but can also potentially save money litigating these issues.
In this article, our Scott County divorce mediation lawyers discuss Scott County Alimony laws and answer common questions that come up in Scott County Alimony matters. We discuss what alimony is and how the amount and duration of spousal support is awarded in Scott County spousal maintenance matters.
In this Learn About Law Iowa legal article, our Scott County child custody mediation attorneys discuss current Iowa child custody laws and the different types of custody that can be granted in Scott County. We Discuss:
We explore these types of custody and answer common Iowa child custody questions to help you gain a better understanding of what happens during Scott County child custody cases.
Read more about Scott County child custody laws by our Scott County family mediation lawyers.
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