S7 Ep76: Can Your Ex Get Custody If You Get Deployed?

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If you're deployed for military service, what happens to child custody? Akiva Goldman explains how Michigan courts handle these situations, focusing on the child's best interests while respecting service members' rights, and why temporary changes might be necessary.

• Courts prioritize the child's best interests when a custodial parent is deployed.
• Deployment doesn't automatically mean losing custody permanently, but temporary changes are likely.
• The child cannot be taken on deployment; alternative care is essential.
• Courts usually favor the other parent for temporary custody if they are fit and available.
• Short deployments may not trigger formal custody changes, unlike long-term or open-ended ones.

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For additional information, watch these videos:
How Does the Court Handle Military Deployment and Parenting Time?  - ChooseGoldman.com
https://youtu.be/HgeGMLEyWfg

How [Does Child Custody Work In A Military Divorce] - ChooseGoldman.com
https://youtu.be/1GyGTEZjC20

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