Visitation and Scheduling

How Can Grandparents Enforce Visitation and Custody Rights?

There are family situations that can put grandparents at odds with their adult children over their grandchildren, driving them into legal confrontations.

Visitation Refusal By Divorced Parents During COVID-19

It’s important to recognize that reasonable people can reach vastly different conclusions about the safety of child exchanges and visitation in these strange times.

Joint Custody in the Midst of Coronavirus: Be Flexible With Your Ex

During this pandemic, you must be flexible about changing your parenting schedule to protect your kids. Here are 8 tips to help divorced parents weather the Coronavirus.

Moving Away With a Child in Your Custody? Get the Legal Facts First

Are you considering moving away with a child in your custody? Sole custody doesn’t automatically give you mobility rights, so it may not be as straightforward as you think, particularly where the other parent has access rights. Consider these legal facts before you move.

Helping Your Child Cope With Moving After Divorce

By following these tips to help children cope with moving after divorce, you could reduce your own stress and help your children have an easier time adjusting in their new home.

How to Tell Your Child You’re Getting a Divorce

Depending on the child’s age, it may also be helpful to offer counseling to the child if they want someone to talk to about their feelings.

WATCH: If the children are going to split their time between two homes, is it always 50/50?

Well, parenting plans are designed to accommodate a specific family so it may or may not be 50/50 which would mean equal time. It may be every other weekend and depends on the parties and the needs of the children. If the parties agree to live in close proximity to each other and each is […]