Divorce leaves children without constant contact with one of their parents. While it is difficult to not see your child every day, it doesn’t mean that you no longer have responsibility for your child. Whether you and your child’s other parent have joint custody or you have limited (or even…
During a messy or difficult divorce, it can be tempting to want to punish your ex-spouse for his or her actions while married. During the divorce proceedings, you may find yourself wanting to fight for sole custody of your shared child. While it might seem fitting at the time, in…
If you are no longer with the mother or father of your child, the two of you have already decided that you are not able to sustain a romantic relationship. You do, however, have to sustain a working relationship, at least as long as your child is under 18 years…
During a high-stress custody battle, it’s not uncommon for one parent to falsely accuse another of child abuse. The accusing parent often feels as if the accusations will work in their own favor, giving him or her full custody of the children. It’s not a strategy that works and it…
With nearly half of marriages ending in divorce, there are a lot of custody disagreements in the United States. Once custody orders are set in place, there are occasionally issues ranging from mild (such as a missed child support payment or visitation disagreements) to extremely serious. Sometimes, one parent becomes…
When parents divorce, it can feel like there is a lot of support for mother and not much support for the father. Even if you are okay with the reason for the divorce and the emotional toll it took, there can still be lingering issues when there are children involved….
