Any person may report child abuse or neglect. An exception is any communication that is considered under law to be privileged, such as in an attorney­client relationship. Every state has statutes, which identify mandatory reporters of child abuse. All professionals who work with children are included. Doctors, nurses, hospital personnel, dentists, medical examiners, and coroners are mandatory reporters. Mental health professionals and social workers are as well. Additionally, school personnel, law enforcement officials, and childcare providers are mandatory reporters. In some states, any person who suspects child abuse or neglect is required to report it.

Family Law Sub-categories

Child Care Information for Parents Child Care Information for Providers Child Custody and Visitation Child Support Child Support Father Right Custody and Child Support Divorce and Bankruptcy

Marriage Mediation Military Divorce Paternity Prenuptial Agreements Separation and Divorce Spousal Support