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3/24/2010 9:06:24 PM
Your questions cannot be readily answered without knowing more facts. However, generally speaking, it is very difficult to reclaim child custody if you give it up. There must be a substantial change in circumstances in order to change custody. The non-custodian parent must also pay for child support regardless of how low that person's income is. Usually, the person paying thinks its too much and person receiving thinks its not enough. As for differences, person with primary custody makes many decisions in raising a child like school, after school care, medical care, etc. If the two of you can't agree on custody, you will probably have to get a child custody evaluation done to determine who gets custody. Sometime the court orders a split custody which may or may not be ideal since the child spends 50/50 time with mom and dad, and this can be disruptive.
Its probably better to hire an attorney to assist you. Good luck.
Its probably better to hire an attorney to assist you. Good luck.
