Full custody, also sometimes referred to as sole custody, is awarded to just one parent. This custody decision, just like other custody decisions, is made in the best interest of the child. A parent who has sole custody gets to enjoy many benefits such as having custody on both an exclusively physical and legal level…. Continue reading →
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Immediately After Being Served Divorce Papers
Depending on your situation, you may not have expected to be served papers for divorce. However, we can help you through the difficult circumstances that may have brought turmoil to your life in a short amount of time. The first question you must ask is this: Are you going through an uncontested or contested divorce?… Continue reading →
The Best Ways to Deal With Divorcing an Alcoholic
Marriages laced with an alcohol abuse problem are made that much more complicated. For instance, you may realize that a divorce is made more difficult because one party is so inconsistent and dealing with the alcohol abuse puts you in a tough position. The truth is, alcohol abuse leaves many areas of stress on a… Continue reading →
Keeping Children Out of Divorce Drama
In the midst of a divorce, you as a parent may not always see it but sometimes your children will suffer the most. Some parents actually rely on their children to keep them happy throughout the day so that they don’t have to focus on the hardships of the divorce or to keep them from… Continue reading →
Best Tactics For Your Child Custody Battle
Your child custody may be over-complicated or complex due to many different reasons. Because of this, you may wonder how you can tackle your child custody battle without coming out with scars. It may be difficult to deal with the stress of multiple attorneys, your ex spouse creating emotional turmoil for you along the way,… Continue reading →
Deciding Child Custody When Parents Are Living in Different States
Child custody can become somewhat complicated when the two parents involved in the action are currently living in two different states. Many reasons may separate a couple; sometimes one side wants to stay in their home state but another one wants to venture out into the world to attend school or for a job. Regardless… Continue reading →
Seeking Full Custody During Divorce – When and Why
When you are going through a divorce, they may be things that you know and understand that the courts do not at face value. Perhaps there was drug use or abuse involved in the relationship and, when children are also involved, this can pose many issues. So, in turn, you may be thinking about going… Continue reading →
Helping Your Child Through a Confusing Time of Visitation and Dad’s New Girlfriend
Children deal with thoughts of confusion after a divorce: That’s a fact. Many children, depending on their age, will wonder why these things are happening and maybe even pin the blame on themselves. A lot of this confusion tends to stem from the age of the child at the time of the divorce and how… Continue reading →
The Facts About Parental Alienation
If you are part of a divorce involving children, you may have heard of something known as “parental alienation.” This is something that could directly impact children negatively when one parent chooses to “program” a child against a targeted parent in an effort to undermine and interfere with that parent’s relationship with said child. The… Continue reading →
What To Do If Your Ex Violates Your Custody Agreement
Child custody is an important matter that is brought up in the court of law and, when it is in place, must be regarded at all times. There are many things that you should never do when one parent disobeys the custody agreement. For instance, you should never take matters into your own hands and… Continue reading →
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