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Recent Posts
Handling the Relocation of a Co-Parent in a Custody Arrangement
Moving is an incredibly stressful yet existing part of a family’s life. You may be moving for your work or for personal wishes. It can
How Divorce Can Affect Adult Children
There are many reasons that couples get divorced later in life, including the changing roles and expectations in marriages and longer life expectancies. Some parents
Co-Parenting Challenges as a Father: How to Handle Conflicts With Your Ex
Divorce can be an emotionally charged time in one’s life. Add children into the mix, and conflicts can arise and become heated between you and
The Importance of Estate Planning for Fathers in Unmarried Couples
Nearly everyone can benefit from an estate plan. If you are an unmarried father, estate planning is even more crucial. Unmarried couples do not receive
What Should Be Included in a Parenting Plan?
Parenting plans outline the legal rights and responsibilities of separated parents. They also determine specifics about a family’s future, such as communication methods and how
How Domestic Violence Affects a Divorce
Domestic violence can affect certain parts of divorce proceedings, and it is important that individuals dealing with abuse or accusations get legal support from a
When Is It Possible to Change Child Support and Custody Orders?
Family law court orders are legally enforceable and must be followed. However, life changes, particularly for parties raising children. The court understands that modifications are
What Makes Military Divorces Different for Fathers?
A military divorce occurs when one or both spouses are in the military and are getting a divorce. Military divorces have additional challenges on top
What Are the Benefits of Collaborative Divorce for Fathers?
Collaborative divorce benefits fathers because it helps them get the parenting time they want without the stress of a contentious divorce. Collaborative divorces are a
Unique Child Support and Spousal Support Challenges in High Asset Divorces
There are legal, emotional, and financial challenges during a divorce, especially a divorce involving children. For many fathers, the legal proceedings surrounding a divorce can
How Does Divorce Impact Your Estate Plan as a Father?
A divorce has a significant financial and emotional impact on your life, regardless of how you get the divorce. There are additional challenges when you
Tips for Successful Co-Parenting After Divorce as a Father
Co-parenting occurs when two divorced or separated parents collaborate on raising and caring for their children. For many families, co-parenting is one of the ideal
How Can a Prenuptial Agreement Impact Children in a Divorce?
A prenuptial or postnuptial agreement is a marital contract between two spouses, which can determine several property and financial rights during a marriage and in
Can a Child Refuse Visitation or Custody With a Parent?
During a divorce or separation of parents, a custody determination is often one of the most stressful and emotional decisions that needs to be made.
How to Recognize Parental Alienation
After a divorce or separation involving children, it’s hard for both parents and children. Parents are dealing with stress and change, and children can react
How Can Social Media Hurt Fathers in a Divorce?
The decision to get a divorce is a hard one, especially when you have children. Parents have to deal with several family court cases, and
What Makes a Parent Unfit for Custody?
Both parents of a child in a custody determination want to spend as much time with their children as possible. If you and your ex-spouse