When it comes to divorce, most courts strive to award joint custody. However, courts may elect to award sole custody to one parent based on the circumstances. Family court decisions can be emotionally charged and complex. Accordingly, you must consider the factors...
Parenting time denial occurs when one parent restricts or prevents the other parent from spending time with their child. This can have significant and lasting effects on children, parents and families as a whole. Parents approaching divorce should review the effects...
In today's world, it is quite common to find kids living with one parent while the other parent lives somewhere else. This happens when parents separate, get divorced or have other reasons for not living together. Parents should understand how many kids are in this...
In today's society, the role of fathers is evolving, and an increasing number of custodial parents are fathers. This means that more dads are taking on the primary responsibility for raising their children. It is crucial for custodial fathers and parents ending their...
When it comes to crafting a custody agreement, your child’s needs should be the priority. A child-first custody agreement prioritizes your child’s well-being and stability as they navigate the changes in their family structure. There are a few tips that may help you...
In the midst of a divorce or separation, establishing the best possible living and custodial arrangements for your children is of utmost importance. In Illinois, the courts take various factors into consideration to determine the best interests of the child....
Going through a divorce can be difficult for all involved, particularly children who may not understand the nuances of what is going on. This is why it is important for parents to co-parent to the best of their ability, barring circumstances such as an abusive...
Parenting after a divorce is complex for most parents to navigate. Most people agree, however, that joint custody tends to have the most benefits for children. When you decide to have joint custody, however, you have to be willing to coordinate with your former...
Family law cases typically involve issues between parents, spouses, and children. Numerous domestic matters fall under family law. Here are some examples of these matters. 1. Divorce When a spouse wants to dissolve their marriage, they must file for dissolution in a...
Muddling through a divorce with children can fuel a wave of already heavy emotions. If your divorce is particularly contentious, you may not feel like you and your spouse will co-parent your children successfully. Traditional co-parenting agreements account for both...
