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As the school year ends, parents who have a parenting time plan have to figure out how the schedule will change during the summer. Ideally, this will be done well in advance of school ending if your children will need childcare while you have them because babysitters...
When you are going through a custody dispute, you might often hear the phrase "best interests of the child" repeatedly. But what does this mean for your situation? Understanding this concept can help you navigate custody proceedings more effectively. Understanding the...
Divorce can feel scary when your business is on the line. You may worry about losing control or seeing years of hard work divided in court. Alabama courts use equitable distribution, which seeks a fair, not necessarily equal, division of marital property. Even if your...
Parenting a child with any kind of physical, mental health or behavioral challenge is never easy. When the parents of that child are divorced and co-parenting across two homes, the challenges can feel overwhelming. Take eating disorders, for example. These are most...
Divorce becomes more complex when children are involved because custody decisions affect daily routines, emotional stability and long-term development. Parents often feel overwhelmed by the responsibility of protecting their children while navigating a difficult...
Divorce can be especially difficult when children are involved. Parents are often faced with emotional decisions while also trying to understand how custody arrangements will affect their child’s stability and daily life. Handling child custody during divorce requires...
While speaking with an ex might seem harmless, some conversations can unintentionally cloud judgment and make the healing process more difficult. The end of a marriage does not immediately erase emotional ties. There are certain conversations that you may have to...
When you and your spouse were married, your child simply went to a school that was close to your house. It was convenient and simple. However, the two of you have gotten divorced. You share custody of your child, who lives with the opposite parent every other week....
Suppose you get a better job or a chance to be closer to family or simply want a fresh start in a new state, but you’re the parent with primary custody. Can you simply pack your bags and leave? The short answer is no. Even as the custodial parent, you can’t just...
Talking to your children about divorce is a difficult step—but it’s one you will eventually need to take. In many cases, it’s best to have a family meeting so that you can speak to all of your children at the same time. But how should that conversation go? Here are...
