Co-parenting challenges are bound to arise under any circumstances, even in most civil arrangements. But those challenges get magnified exponentially when dealing with a narcissistic ex. Navigating custody arrangements and ensuring the […]
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Divorce After Giving Birth
The birth of a child is often heralded as one of the most joyous occasions in a couple’s life, symbolizing love and the beginning of a new chapter. However, for some couples, […]
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Pet Custody Laws in California
In the ever-evolving landscape of family law, California has taken a unique stance on a matter close to the hearts of many pet owners – pet custody. As divorce rates continue to […]
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What Happens if Your Ex-husband Starts Drinking Around the Kids
As of 2019, the National Institute of Health estimated that nearly 15 million people over the age of twelve in the United States suffered from Alcohol Use Disorder. In addition, there’s emerging […]
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How to Revise Your Parenting Agreement, The Right Way
One of the most critical steps in a divorce for couples with children is crafting a parenting agreement, or in family law what is referred to as a custody and visitation schedule. […]
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House Rules for Living Together While Getting Divorced
Have you contacted an attorney and are moving forward with divorce but cannot move out of your residence? It isn’t uncommon today that couples in the process of marital dissolution find that […]
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How Child Custody is Determined in California
Child custody laws in California involve two types of custody – legal and physical. Legal custody refers to which parent is given the rights and responsibilities to make the important decisions about […]
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Long Distance Child Custody
While divorce is technically a legal process, it is also an emotional one, particularly as it relates to your children. The goal should always be to put your children first and assure […]
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Tips for Navigating the School Year
Getting through the school year can be stressful for both kids and parents. The emotional aspect of divorce could increase your children’s stress, particularly if your separation happened over the summer break […]
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Are People From Divorced Families More Prone to Divorce Themselves?
One of the issues you can’t help but worry about when your marriage is ending is whether growing up with divorced parents will increase your children’s chances of facing the same dilemma […]
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