Domestic Violence and Family Court
Every year more than three million children witness domestic violence in the home. These children tend to experience abuse or neglect at high rates. Studies have found that children who are exposed to domestic violence at home are more likely to have health problems and are at risk of suffering injuries themselves in many circumstances. […]
Flexibility and Co-Parenting
Parents that choose to separate or divorce are required to stay in contact for matters involving the children. The relationship does not simply end. Communication is required to discuss matters affecting the children, to arrange parenting time and to effectively co-parent. The parents will be linked to each other indefinitely through their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. […]
Collaborative Divorce – When Out of Court Settlement is Right
Any divorce can end bitterly when the people involved build resentment and hatred towards each other. This only leads to stress, anxiety and numerous visits to the family court, where ultimately, the judge decides how you should share your property and even your kids. If this is something you want to avoid, a divorce settlement […]
Are You Getting Enough Parenting Time?
Divorce can lead to a loss of child custody. When your ex-spouse is awareded the custody of your children, all that you are left with is parenting time. Parenting time, which is often referred to as visitation, refers to the time that the non-custodial parent gets to spend with the child/children. Considering the information available […]