“Why are stores selling Halloween decorations in mid-August?” you may have wondered recently. This is a valid question. One of the many reasons why holiday preparation efforts seem to be happening earlier and earlier every year is that holidays tend to sneak up on...
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FAMILY LAW – Child Custody
Co-parenting Your Child Through Back-To-School Season
Whether the upcoming school year will be the first one for your child since your separation or divorce or they’ll be going to a new school (or both), you and your co-parent will need to communicate and cooperate more than you may feel like doing at this point in your...
A Workable Virtual Visitation Approach For Your Family
Whether you are crafting a parenting plan in the wake of a romantic split or you are trying to rework an existing plan to better reflect your child’s interests, carefully considering the role that virtual visitation can play in your family’s co-parenting dynamic is an...
Is co-parenting the same as joint custody?
As the world of parenting grows more complex, so do the terms used to describe different family dynamics. "Co-parenting" is a term often heard, but this concept sometimes gets confused with legally established joint custody agreements. It's essential to understand...
Can your co-parent relocate with the children to another state?
Learning that your co-parent intends to relocate with the children to another state can be worrisome. The distance could damage your relationship with your children since it may not be possible to see or physically interact with them regularly. In such an instance,...