When two parents get divorced, they often have to split up child custody. A court can assign sole custody to one parent, but it’s usually the court’s opinion that a child should be involved with both parents after divorce, so they often divide custody rights. In doing...
People often worry about what happens during divorce because they don't know what to expect. Many people have heard horror stories about unfavorable divorce outcomes shared online or dramatized stories produced as entertainment. Confusion about divorce rules is...
The end of a marriage impacts more than just the divorcing couple. Every parent fears how it will affect their children. Telling your children you're divorcing is probably one of the toughest conversations you will ever have. There is no “best” way to go about it, but...
If you share custody of the children with your co-parent or are currently in the middle of a custody battle, can a past or present conviction for driving while intoxicated (DWI) jeopardize your parental rights? Well, it might, depending on the circumstances. Here is...
Ideally, by the time parents have a custody order in place, they have found a way to work together for the benefit of their children. Parents who can cooperatively co-parent can make the new family arrangements less stressful for their children. Conflict between the...
The decision to end a romantic relationship and go your separate ways is, without a doubt, a difficult one. The stakes become much higher when children are involved. Among the concerns you might have during or after the divorce is whether giving love another try will...
Co-parenting after a separation or divorce is a significant challenge for any family, but it poses unique challenges when the children involved are babies or toddlers. These early years are crucial for a child's development, demanding a high level of care, consistency...
Co-parenting or sharing custody is very difficult for most parents. Even if they manage to work together, parents normally find it very challenging to limit when they spend time with their children. Missing out on weekends and holidays can leave a parent feeling cut...
While winter's chill still lingers, for co-parents, it is an opportune time to start planning for the summer. Early planning for summer co-parenting schedules is important for various reasons that help to ensure an enjoyable season for both children and parents alike....
One of the most challenging aspects of a divorce is not being with your children every day. This can have an emotional impact on both the parents and the children. Parents need to work together to ensure each gets to spend quality time with their children, which is...
