Comments on: How does a father get legal joint custody of his child in Dominican Republic? http://www.parentcustodyblog.com/joint-child-custody/how-does-a-father-get-legal-joint-custody-of-his-child-in-dominican-republic Helping keep you informed on Parent Custody issues.... Wed, 08 Feb 2012 03:44:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: L'Antipodien H.F. http://www.parentcustodyblog.com/joint-child-custody/how-does-a-father-get-legal-joint-custody-of-his-child-in-dominican-republic#comment-8489 L'Antipodien H.F. Sat, 04 Jul 2009 05:19:59 +0000 http://www.parentcustodyblog.com/joint-child-custody/how-does-a-father-get-legal-joint-custody-of-his-child-in-dominican-republic#comment-8489 If you are in the Dominican Republic, take contact with El Tribunal de Menores (there is one in every town) and they will help you with the info you need (and paper works) Probably they will advise you to take a lawyer. But first always ask for the fee of the lawyer and a estimate of the expenses he will have, to avoid surprises... Good luck!<br><b>References : </b><br>I live in the D.R. If you are in the Dominican Republic, take contact with El Tribunal de Menores (there is one in every town) and they will help you with the info you need (and paper works) Probably they will advise you to take a lawyer. But first always ask for the fee of the lawyer and a estimate of the expenses he will have, to avoid surprises…
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]]> By: SBB http://www.parentcustodyblog.com/joint-child-custody/how-does-a-father-get-legal-joint-custody-of-his-child-in-dominican-republic#comment-8488 SBB Sat, 04 Jul 2009 05:01:59 +0000 http://www.parentcustodyblog.com/joint-child-custody/how-does-a-father-get-legal-joint-custody-of-his-child-in-dominican-republic#comment-8488 Try going to a free legal counseling office. (If your in the U.S. every city has one) (If your in DR, im not sure how available they are but i know they're are free online legal resources as well) They can give you all the right paper work and point you in the right direction. Good Luck! I love fathers that fight for their kids!<br><b>References : </b><br> Try going to a free legal counseling office. (If your in the U.S. every city has one) (If your in DR, im not sure how available they are but i know they’re are free online legal resources as well)

They can give you all the right paper work and point you in the right direction.

Good Luck! I love fathers that fight for their kids!
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