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Can Parents Contractually Select the Forum for A Custody Dispute?

by RCF&P | November 12, 2018 | RCFP News

Can Parents Contractually Select the Forum for A Custody Dispute?

Where a custody dispute will be litigated can be a critical concern when voluntarily entering into an agreement regarding custody of children. Child custody issues can be further complicated when dealing with laws across state or country lines.

Can Parents Contractually Select the Forum for A Custody Dispute?

 

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