Child custody and visitation, Co-parenting divorce, Divorce
Sometimes couples who are planning on separating or divorcing prefer to wait out the holiday season and file for separation and divorce in the New Year. This can be because of financial reasons, or because they do not want to tell their children or other family...
Child custody and visitation, Co-parenting divorce, Divorce
The holiday season can be a great time to share with, appreciate, and spend time with your loved ones. It can also be a great time of stress for some when they consider how much they have to spend, either on travel, gifts, and other holiday related expenses. The...
Child custody and visitation, Co-parenting divorce, Divorce, Domestic Violence
There are many reasons for spouses to make the difficult choice to get divorced. Some of these may involve very stressful experiences, and those experiences can lead to emotional reactions that are difficult to work through. Other times, there may be some very valid...
Child custody and visitation, Co-parenting divorce, Divorce
Divorce is often a complex and stressful process. The process can be even more difficult when children are involved, and in such cases may bring even more family members into the process itself. For especially close families, family members may be concerned about how...
Child custody and visitation, Co-parenting divorce, Divorce
If you and your ex-spouse share joint legal custody of your children, you must decide which school your child will attend. If you and your ex-spouse agree what school your child should attend, you can simply enroll the child in the agreed upon school without any...
Child and spousal support, Child custody and visitation, Co-parenting divorce, Divorce, Separation
Usually, a custodial parent is not allowed to move the children out of state without the approval of the noncustodial parent. When a custodial parent moves the children without the consent of the noncustodial parent, the noncustodial parent is often left bewildered...
