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3 instances when sole custody after divorce may be warranted

If you’re going through a divorce and have children, one of the most critical decisions you’ll have to make is who gets custody of your child. For many parents, the ideal outcome is joint custody, wherein both parents have responsibility for the child’s care. However,…

Virtual visitation: The basics

Co-parenting in the modern age is an endeavor that is often supported by electronic means of communication. Video chats, phone calls, texts, emails and even audio recordings increasingly help to keep parents connected with their children when those children are residing with another parent. When…

Do disabled parents have a right to share child custody?

Divorcing as a parent is hard enough without any added stress or pressure. Unfortunately, those living with a disability can have added challenges in seeking child custody rights in a divorce. For example, a parent with quadriplegia may feel great pressure to prove their parental…

The importance of a successful co-parenting plan

When parents divorce or separate, it is essential to have a plan in place for co-parenting. A successful co-parenting plan can help provide stability and support for children during this difficult time. It can also help reduce conflict between the parents and make communication much…

Can your child choose where to live in your custody case?

Divorce will almost certainly impact the relationship that you have with your children. You will typically spend less time with them than you did before, as they will alternate between households after the divorce. Shared custody allows both parents to spend time with the children…

2 things to consider about infant custody arrangements

Doing what’s best for your children is often difficult if you’re going through a divorce. The smaller they are, the harder the custody and visitation decisions can be. Making plans for an infant in a child custody case is challenging because they have vastly different…

How to make divorce amicable: 2 tips for divorcing couples

When you meet the love of your life and get married, you hope your union will last a lifetime. Unfortunately, some marriages never last so long. As a result, one or both parties may resolve to dissolve the marriage. But how do you make the…

Don’t negotiate in the days following the decision to divorce

If your spouse was the one to announce that they want to divorce, it can leave you in shock. That can be true even if you had been having problems for a long time. Often, one spouse is ready to take that step, and the…

Who can support you through a divorce?

Few things in life are solo affairs, and divorce is no exception. Gaining single status will require a whole support teamto get you there. As soon as the decision to divorce is made, you need to think about who you need on your team. Tread…

Help your children deal with the changes that come with divorce

Parents who are divorcing may become focused on the practical side of the situation. Things like property division and the legal process are often the most important to them. They need to ensure that they’re helping the children during this process because the kids are…

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