Divorce: It’s Easier With a Good Lawyer

Posted on: 7 May 2020

In your divorce settlement, you may have made a plan for child visitation. Visitation may change in some cases, but what happens when the circumstances do not warrant such change? What if the changes to visitation are not in the child's best interest? Reducing Visitation Is a Bad Idea Many people with custody are looking to reduce visitation by the other parent. The court usually does not consider this to be a move in the best interest of the child.
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Posted on: 27 April 2020

For many people going through a divorce, the children are the most important concern. If you are in the middle of a divorce, it makes sense that you have concerns. Divorce, like so many aspects of life, is totally unpredictable. Not sure how to handle some of these cases? Read on to learn more about your situation. What If You Can't Find Your Child's Parent? If you choose to file for custody but have no idea where your child's other parent is, you might be able to secure sole custody.
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Posted on: 18 March 2020

As time has gone by, the way parents deal with child custody and visitation has changed. While traditional choices remain popular, parents now have some additional unique ways to co-parent after divorce. One new way is known as bird's nest custody. Read on to find out more about this fairly new way of ensuring your child is provided with the absolute best way to spend time with both parents after a divorce.
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Posted on: 17 March 2020

Divorce is often complicated. It can become even more complicated when children are involved. In some cases, custody arrangements can be settled outside of court. However, when there's a dispute, both parents may need to take additional steps to resolve it. If you find yourself involved in a custody dispute, you may need a lawyer to represent your interests. Here is what a child custody attorney can do to help you:
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