Posts Categorized: Parenting Time

With time, your child’s needs and your family circumstances will change post-divorce. You might move, change jobs with a different work schedule, your child may move to a different school, etc. Maybe your ex isn’t following the parenting time order as well as you are and compromising the best interests of your child. In such

Divorce can take a toll on the entire family, but the children are the real victims during a divorce. However, a well-maintained parenting plan can give them the emotional stability need to accept their situation in a healthy manner. Simply put, a parenting plan is a document divorcing parents must draft to determine who will

There are many aspects such as alimony, property division, amongst others, that need to be addressed when spouses seek dissolution of their marriage. In such situations, the most crucial part of a divorce is determination of child custody. Sadly, the probability of a father getting custody of his child is lower than a mother as

Divorce, often unavoidable, tears families apart. It takes the heaviest toll on the children involved as parents are engrossed in custody battles. During cases pertaining to child custody, the court decides who gains custody of the kids and defines parenting time, also referred to as visitation. Primarily, parenting time refers to the time the children