Divorce can make children feel unsettled and even unsafe in many ways. All by itself, divorce is a major change for a child. They may worry that the parent that leaves the house doesn’t want them anymore, or that they did something that caused that parent to leave. Parents often…
Divorce and custody issues aren’t easy for anyone, and fathers especially often feel that they’re at a disadvantage in family court when it comes to advocating for their rights in regards to their children. But fathers do have a right to ask for primary or joint custody in family court….
In many cases, divorcing or separating parents in California share joint physical custody of their children. This doesn’t necessarily mean that the children spend exactly equal time with each parent, but it does mean that parenting time is split equitably. In other cases, however, joint custody is not possible or…
After custody questions, questions about dividing property, and especially big property that’s hard to split, like a house, are some of the most common questions asked during divorce proceedings. And these questions can be difficult to answer. A lot depends on your specific situation, what state you’re located in, and…
When you find yourself involved in a child custody case, it’s important to understand which laws apply to you and how they affect you. Laws regarding child custody and visitation vary from state to state, so the laws that apply in Washington, for example, are different from the laws that…
It takes 18 years for a child to grow from infancy to adulthood. That’s a long time, and during that time, parents have to work together to raise their child – even if their relationship with each other ultimately doesn’t last. Co-parenting after a breakup or divorce can be difficult….
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