The logistics of creating a parenting plan after a divorce can be difficult. Particularly when children begin to get busy with school, friends, and extracurricular activities, it can be a challenge to make sure that he or she is spending roughly equal time with each parent. In addition, babies and…
After a divorce or a breakup, many parents are very worried that they won’t be able to have a relationship with their child. If they are not awarded custody of the child, this fear becomes even more magnified. What you might not be aware of is that a non-custodial parent…
Can a child can refuse visitation? During the divorce process, parents usually work together to create a parenting plan that details when their child will spend time with each parent. In some cases, a judge creates the plan. If the child is young, it is generally easy to help them…
After a divorce or separation, it’s common to have some minor to major difficulty as you learn how to parent your child with your ex. In most cases, it’s best for your child to have a relationship with both parents, but that doesn’t mean that it’s easy for you to…
If you are a father going through a divorce in Florida, one of your biggest concerns might be that you will not be able to spend a lot of time with your child. While almost all parents do lose some time spent with their children after a divorce, rest assured…
If you find yourself involved in a custody battle, whether it’s in addition to a divorce or a standalone legal issue between yourself and a former partner, it’s important to understand the legal language and standard practices used in family courts that apply to custody-related issues. The better understanding you…
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