Since March of this year most of us have had our world turned on its ear. There have been stay at home orders and kids have been out of school. Now we are about to head back to school and many parents have to decide if their child should go to class in person or do it online. We have social di...
All caring parents want to be a part of their children's lives, whether that means obtaining visitation rights, establishing sole custody, or reaching a joint custody agreement. As a father, however, you may face a unique set of legal issues that mothers do not often encounter. You might be havin...
When you and your co-parent are separated or divorced, relocation can become quite an issue for your parenting plan. Whether one of you has sole custody or you share custody of your child, moving to a different region, state, or country can be a huge issue. If the moving parent wishes to take the...
Divorces are emotionally tumultuous and stressful for everyone involved, and that especially includes children. This is an extremely vulnerable time in a child's life, particularly a younger child who may not have experienced strain quite like this before. What's worse is that sometimes parents t...
Getting a divorce is never easy, and doing so when you have children adds a whole additional level of complexity. When getting a divorce with children, both parents must create a parenting plan, which includes determining what type of child custody each parent will have. There are several differe...
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