Family Law - Divorce - How Montana Laws Apply - Henning, Keedy & Lee

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Family Law - Divorce - How Montana Laws Apply - Henning, Keedy & Lee

Visit our website http://www.grizzlylaw.com/our-service... to read more about divorce in Montana. Kay Lynn Lee talks about dealing with divorce. Unfortunately this may be a person's first dealing with the legal system. The paper work is confusing and she can help you navigate the emotional and financial impact of divorce.

Free Legal Aid provides useful information about child custody. In addition to the video here, be sure you check out other resources.

Child Custody in Montana

In Montana, child custody is known as parenting, and parenting plans are the state’s version of custody arrangements. According to Montana code, the parents must submit a parenting plan to the court. They may choose to submit a temporary or "interim" parenting plan. When Montana courts consider parenting plans, a parent's sex is not to be considered. check to learn more.

Child Support and Visitation in Montana

In Montana, the courts follow Montana Code – Section 40 – Title: 4-212 as a basic layout of the rules for determining the amount of support that is to be paid. In Montana, if the non-custodial spouse violates the visitation order, you may file an order to hold him or her in contempt of the court. check to learn more.