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Custody disagreements can easily become the most emotional aspect of a pending divorce. The deep love that parents have for their children often pushes them to seek as much parenting time as they can possibly obtain. Unfortunately, when parents prioritize their own...
Divorce can be challenging for everyone involved, especially children. Creating a solid co-parenting plan can help maintain a sense of normalcy for your kids. Here are some practical tips to make co-parenting work effectively. Prioritize your children's needs Your...
Every relationship between divorced or separated parents is unique. However, when children are involved, ensuring their well-being should always be the top priority. Depending on the dynamics between you and your former partner, three distinct co-parenting styles can...
The decisions you make as a parent can have a significant impact on your relationship with your child. Maybe you have dedicated many hours taking your child to competitions. You may have spent more time away from home so that you could build your career and create a...
In Ohio, both married parents automatically have rights and responsibilities for their children. However, the law treats unmarried mothers and fathers differently. It is important for unmarried parents to understand these differences so they can protect their rights...
It can take weeks of intense negotiations or litigation and family court to arrive at an appropriate custody order. Either the parents reach an agreement dividing decision-making authority and parenting time, or a judge allocates parental rights and responsibilities...
Summer conjures images of carefree days, lazy afternoons by the pool and exciting family vacations. But for divorced or separated parents who are subject to formalized child custody arrangements, the approach of summer can inspire a potentially frustrating set of...
Co-parenting after a divorce or breakup is incredibly difficult. Parents sometimes let their unhealthy dynamic with each other affect the daily lives and mental health of their children. Ideally, parents should make every reasonable effort to do what is best for their...
Custody matters are often very emotional life challenges. Having to negotiate specific terms for spending time with one's children can be very difficult. Although parents always have the option of setting their own arrangements, some families cannot reach an amicable...
Shared custody arrangements are typically necessary after any divorce or parental breakup that results in family law proceedings. As time goes on, the terms set in a family's original custody order or parenting plan may no longer realistically reflect the family...
