Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone is living through unprecedented times and learning to navigate their daily lives in a new way. And that doesn’t just mean wearing masks in public, working from home, and following arrows through the grocery store aisles. Now, long distance co-parenting arrangements are being renegotiated…
Most parents naturally want to spend as much time with their children as possible. They want to be involved in their children’s daily lives, they want input on important decisions about their child’s health, education, and lifestyle, and they want to know that their children are healthy, safe, and sure…
It’s a common belief that when parents get divorced, mothers take on the bulk of the childcare duties for their children. But while common, it’s an incorrect belief. Some people believe that mothers are just naturally better parents or better suited to parenting, while others may believe that legal custody…
Child custody is an important topic for most divorcing parents. Who will get custody? How will you share custody? What are the limits of your custody agreement? What are the best strategies for sharing custody amicably? What happens when a parent violates the custody arrangement? Before you can get to…
The idea of working cooperatively with your ex can seem impossible, but for divorcing parents, it’s usually a necessity. In most cases, children of divorced parents have more positive outcomes if they have relationships with both parents. A healthy co-parenting schedule is what sets the foundation for this to happen….
To get a fair shake in proceedings, it’s key to understand your fathers’ rights following separation. Not every relationship works out. When a couple decides to split up and go their separate ways, dividing things like possessions, money, and assets can be easy or it can be difficult, depending on…
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