Category Archives: Family Law
Relocating with a Child after Divorce or Paternity Case
Children generally need time to adjust to the changes that come with divorce or paternity separation, especially if relocation is necessary. It can be confusing and destabilizing, especially for young children, to rotate between living with both parents, but in separate households. Maintaining consistent contact and face-to-face time with both parents is an important… Read More »
How to Approach Divorce in Relationships with Domestic Violence
Bringing up the subject of divorce rarely provokes a positive reaction in the other spouse, but mentioning divorce to a spouse with a history of domestic violence can prove deadly for the victim. Escaping a marriage with domestic violence presents unique challenges that must be addressed to ensure the victimized spouse can safely leave…. Read More »
The Mediation Option in Family Law Disputes
When someone has a legal dispute, going to court is the first method that comes to mind for many people, but other dispute resolution processes exist that allow the parties to settle their differences in a calmer or more cooperative atmosphere. Mediation is a method that is often recommended to resolve family-related legal issues…. Read More »
New Law Will Standardize Parenting Plans, But Does One Option Fit All Families?
Nothing is more important to parents than providing for and taking care of their child. Parents are quite willing to make a number of sacrifices for the sake of their child, but divorce or separation can challenge a parent’s ability to do his/her best. Figuring out a time-sharing schedule and parenting plan that will… Read More »
What Happens When a Domestic Violence Report Is Made?
Standing up to domestic violence is no small task, and requires victims to display bravery and determination to escape the constant threat of harm. The desire to obtain a divorce, and concerns about securing child custody, can serve as motivation to take the confrontational step of reporting an abusive episode to the police. Getting… Read More »
