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Determining child custody is never easy. There are situations when it can be particularly difficult, especially those involving allegations of substance abuse, domestic violence, or mental health concerns. If parents in these situations cannot agree to a parenting...
Dealing with child custody can be challenging, especially if your ex does not follow the rules. A custody order is a legal document and breaking it can lead to serious problems. If this happens to you, it is important to know what to do. This article will guide you on...
When parents divorce, they frequently end up with opposing viewpoints about exactly what’s best for their children – but few subjects have become more polarizing in recent years than what sort of medical care children should receive. Whether it’s a debate about...
Parents who have long enjoyed spending as much time as they want with their children may struggle while adjusting to shared custody arrangements. It can take some time to acclimate to going days without seeing children and having no input in their experiences while...
Child custody cases can be complex. Generally, both parents will have the best interests of the child in mind, and so too will the family court. The difficulty is that not all parties may be on the same page regarding this issue. Due to the potential vulnerability of...
During divorce, a lot of emphasis is placed on the welfare of any involved children. This is meant to help ensure that the best interests of the children are prioritized and safeguarded throughout the process. Visitation is one of the key aspects of some families’...
These days, virtual visitation frequently serves as a vital tool for maintaining connections between parents and children who are separated by distance and the dynamics of parenting time schedules. Until fairly recently, standard video chats and phone calls were the...
The younger children are, the more difficult it can be for parents to negotiate a satisfactory custody arrangement. The terms that the adults in a family include in a parenting plan can establish the schedule that their children maintain and also explain how they...
While California law allows you to divorce your spouse, you cannot sever the relationship that you have with your children. Furthermore, you cannot unilaterally sever the relationship that your former spouse has with your children. Ultimately, you will need to reach...
For service members who have children with former partners, it's essential to consider what your custody arrangements will be if you're called away on military duty. Even military members with visitation rights or partial custody have to plan for these situations to...