Protecting Your Tomorrow
The court ordered your spouse to pay child support after your divorce. After all, they earn far more money than you, and the court is trying to even out some of the costs of raising the child. You still have custody rights, but you need support to help cover things...
Communicating with your ex after the divorce isn’t always easy, but it’s necessary if you have children with them. Both parents have to be able to work as a team to make decisions for the kids. Because of the tensions that might come at the end of the relationship,...
The child support you provide is meant to benefit your children -- not your co-parent. Since custodial parents can spend this money at their discretion, it can be extremely frustrating if you suspect misuse of child support funds. If you believe that your child...
Divorce often comes with a whirlwind of emotions and challenges, especially if you have young children. Fortunately, you can approach this new chapter with empathy and cooperation to maintain stability in your family. Even if you and your ex-spouse have irreconcilable...
Your child might go through different challenges during and after your divorce. And experiencing many changes simultaneously can worsen things. Luckily, you can protect your child from the impact of divorce by minimizing the changes they go through, which you can...
Custody cases in Florida can be complex. As family circumstances are unique, the court will have to consider various nuances. Nonetheless, the court does use certain guidelines when ruling on custody issues. The main factor in deciding custody cases is the best...
Child custody cases in Missouri can be complex. Every family dynamic is unique. Nonetheless, one thing remains constant in these proceedings- the best interests of the child. For the most part, the family courts believe that it is in the best interests of the child...
When your children are with your ex, it may not be easy to know how you feel or what you want to do with your time. Whether you’re new to navigating co-parenting arrangements or have been doing it for a while, the time when your kids are away can inspire a mix of...
Disagreements between co-parents about a child's social media use are common. Therefore, if you and your ex are struggling to find common ground about your child’s approach to social media, you certainly aren’t alone. There is little doubt that social media platforms...
If you and your child’s other parent are going your separate ways, you may be understandably concerned about not being able to see your child during your ex’s parenting time. Thankfully, whether your child will be with their other parent regularly or “only” on...