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Attorney Tricia Dwyer is not involved or affiliated with Cordell & Cordell in any way, except that Attorney Dwyer supports Men Rights & Fathers Rights Law.

According to its website, back in the 1990s, one lawyer located in the St. Louis, MO, area had the thought to try to set up a large national company that hired lawyers around the United States who agree to divide their profits with Cordell.


Attorney Tricia Dwyer is rated 'Superb' year after year
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  • PATERNITY, ESTABLISH CUSTODY RIGHTS
  • CHANGE CUSTODY Legal custody, Physical custody, Sole custody, Joint custody
  • Domestic abuse, OFP / Order for Protection, Restraining Order. Parental alienation
  • Collaborative Law: Collaborative Child Custody / Parenting Time
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  • CHILD SUPPORT, lower child support, end support
 
  • Legal question: I'm a dad and I want my kids with me, full sole legal and physical custody. Mother unfit and unsafe.
    Attorney Tricia Dwyer's answer: In my work, I help Fathers, or Mothers motion or petition for 100 percent custody of the children. Options and choices for full or limited help. Pay as you go approach in nearly all cases.​
Legal question: I want to get sole custody from my ex- but he's an addict, no address, and missing. How can I serve him?
Attorney Tricia Dwyer's answer: If I were to help you, I'd need to know fuller detail. For instance, is this some sort of restraining order action such as harassment or an OFP (Order for Protection petition)?  If it's what's known as a 'motion', one first step is that I'd review the existing legal documents.
Legal question:  My ex won't share custody until our toddler turns age 4. Can I take my child to vacation in another state?
Attorney Tricia Dwyer's answer: You seem to be stating there was a divorce, and a legal paper called a divorce decree; that decree is a court order (if not, it sounds as though otherwise there's a child custody order in place).  If I were helping you, one starting point may be reviewing the divorce decree itself, because sometimes specific words about the child going out of the state of MN are included. Because you raise the question, you may have some special worries or concerns about it, so, if appropriate, of course please carefully choose one attorney you feel you can trust and have confidential legal advice.

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