In some child custody cases, the court may find it necessary to permanently sever the legal bond between a parent and child. This process, known as the involuntary termination of parental rights, is not taken lightly. Courts apply strict standards and must have clear...
Dividing child custody is an important part of the process when parents get divorced. What is important for these parents to understand is that there are actually two components to this custody arrangement. It is not as simple as just determining where the child is...
Co-parenting creates countless opportunities for conflict. When parents share parental rights and responsibilities, they have to continue interacting with one another despite the change in their relationship. The more the parents end up fighting with one another, the...
Deciding child custody is a challenging aspect of divorce. Many parents wonder if their child can choose which parent to live with. This question often arises during custody discussions and understanding how the law works around it can help clarify the process....
The holiday season is a time for fun and family. However, for divorced parents, coordinating schedules can be challenging. Creating a thoughtful holiday arrangement helps reduce stress and ensures your kids experience the best of both families. Below are strategies to...
While parents remain married and live together, there may be a few questions about what school the children will attend. The parents may have already discussed the matter, and the shared residence typically limits the family to one particular school district. After...
Every year, millions of families are torn apart by domestic violence and abuse. In the United States alone, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men have suffered severe physical violence from their intimate...
The challenge of raising a child often multiplies after divorce, especially in a shared custody arrangement. As a parent, you navigate a new relationship with your former spouse, coordinating schedules and striving to provide stability for your child. But what happens...
Co-parenting is when two parents raise their child together even when they are no longer married or in a relationship. This can be challenging, but it is crucial for your child's well-being. Here are some tips to help you co-parent effectively. Communication First,...
The creation of a parenting plan is a crucial component in a child custody case. For parents addressing the complexities of separation or divorce, understanding the role of a parenting plan can be the key to ensuring their child’s well-being and stability. If you are...
