The current uncertainty that parents are facing during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is leaving divorced or separated parents with many unanswered questions regarding child visitation and child custody. In response to child custody and child-related concerns, our lawyers have issued a general statement to assist the numerous families struggling with what is going on in […]
SEVEN GUIDELINES FOR PARENTS WHO ARE DIVORCED/SEPARATED AND SHARING CHILD CUSTODY DURING THE CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) PANDEMIC From the leaders of groups that deal with families in crisis: Susan Myres, President of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) Dr. Matt Sullivan, President of Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) Annette Burns, AAML and Former President […]
Once the divorce decree is signed, ex-spouses expect each other to stick to the terms of the order that divides the property and sets parameters for child custody and visitation for each parent. What happens when it is the children that do not adhere to the custody agreement? Extreme Measures For three siblings from Michigan, […]
During a divorce or child custody case, the litigation process can involve intensely personal issues, spiteful accusations and hurtful statements that often trigger a cluster of emotions including feelings of fear, anger, anxiety, and depression. In cases that involve high-conflict people, the chances that you will feel at least one, if not all, of these emotions, […]
As a newly divorced parent, splitting holidays and vacations with the other parent takes getting used to. The holiday season is upon us and stress and anxiety rise as we hustle to prepare for holiday dinners, parties, and guests. Sometimes, through the lack of experience or because of the added excitement that comes with this season, […]
Back to school tips for divorced parents, Co-Parenting style. The start of the school year can present challenges for both parents and children. Managing schedules, activities, homework, and even expenses can be more difficult for divorced and blended families. One option to help relieve the stress of the new school year is to try harmonious […]
When it comes to Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, a day celebrating your ex-spouse is probably not your idea of a “good time.” Nevertheless, for parents who are co-parenting with their ex-spouse, it’s important to your children that you show recognition for the other parent. There is a wide range of advantages to a child’s development […]
HOW TO MAKE THE HOLIDAYS EASIER FOR CHILDREN OF DIVORCE WITH OUR FREE GUIDE The holidays can be a difficult time of year for children of divorce. Especially, if the divorced parents have different expectations for holiday plans. Let us spare your child the pain and agony we have seen other children go through with […]
Co-parenting can be challenging for divorced parents. When one parent remarries, this can begin an entirely new set of obstacles for the families. Learning to create a harmonious ‘blended’ family and making peace with your ex-spouse may not seem likely, but it is possible. According to Dr. Ilona Boniwell, Principal Lecturer in Positive Psychology at […]
Same-sex family law cases have been reshaping our legal system since the Supreme Court ruled the ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional. Going through a divorce or separation can be difficult for all parties involved. Sometimes, after the divorce is over, issues can arise that require the assistance of the courts once again. This is not always easy if […]
