A sharply-divided U.S. Supreme Court will not require states to provide lawyers for parents facing incarceration in civil child-support cases. The recent ruling does, however, order state officials to ensure the hearings are “fundamentally fair” for the parent dealing with possible jail time.
U.S. Supreme Court: Lawyers Won’t Be Provided for Incarcerated Parents
Recent Posts
- A Guide to Understanding a Colorado Restraining Order
- Colorado Contract Family Law Attorney
- Attorney Spotlight: Heather Rubin
- Is Alimony Taxable? Divorce Matters® Breaks Down the Rules
- Congratulations to the 2022 Divorce Matters Scholarship Winner, Amanda Nguyen!
- Colorado Springs Hidden Gems
- Lakewood Hidden Gems
- Fort Collins Hidden Gems
- Will My Child Support Increase with My Kids’ Age?
- How Do I Deal with a Vindictive Ex?