What is the Full faith and Credit Clause?
What is the Full faith and Credit Clause?
This clause is a legal principle that requires judges to recognize and enforce valid decrees and judgments from other state¿s courts. How Does the Full Faith and Credit Clause Impact Child Custody?
All 50 states and the District of Columbia have passed the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act, which requires states to recognize and enforce custody decisions made in other states. This means that a custody ruling in one state must be followed in every state in the United States. Which State has Jurisdiction over my Child Custody Case?
Determining which state has the power to make custody rulings for your child can be difficult. Interstate jurisdiction can depend on where you reside, where your child resides, and where other members of your child¿s family reside. Do I Need a Lawyer for My Child Custody Case?
If you are seeking to establish or modify custody over your child, it may be wise to consult with a family lawyer to discuss your options. Working with an experienced family lawyer can help you understand your rights and help you deal with the complicated legal system. |
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