Protecting Your Castle: How to Protect Your Family During a Divorce
Did you know that children who go through a divorce between the ages of 7 and 14 are more likely to develop behavioral issues? They are also four times as likely to
Protect your grandchildren : The Alexander case
She argued that once the father died, the court no longer had the ability to grant visitation to the grandparents
How to Protect Your Child’s Mobile Device Usage
At a certain age, your kids’ curiosity may get the better of them. They will want to explore all that the internet offers, including
How Moms Can Promote Visits with Dad
The best people to impact the child with these essential life skills are the child’s parents. But if the parents are no longer living together and if they have children we offer suggestions for how the mother can promote visits with dad.
A Father’s Greatest Role: Unconditional Love
There is no greater role model for a child than their father. A mother naturally has her own special place, but a father helps shape their child in an indelible way.
Why Teenagers Don’t Want to Visit
One of the most difficult aspects of parenthood is having a suddenly independent child who wants to do everything but spend time with you. It can be frustrating, difficult, and tough on parents who often feel that their precious little ones suddenly hate them.
Discover 8 Benefits of the Father Visiting the Child(ren)
You might have ended your relationship with your partner for the mutual benefit of both of you but your children will always be yours. Your relationship with your kids does not die with the relationship with your partner.
Parental Alienation and What’s In the Best Interest of the Child
Parental alienation is the act of getting a child detached from, or turned against a parent. Find out what qualifies as parental alienation.
What is Supervised Visitation?
Supervised visitation is a legal term that necessitates a third party’s presence when a non-custodial parent is visiting a child.
Life Insurance and Divorce/Child Custody
Life can go in the most unexpected direction. While taking our vows, there’s a chance that we can’t imagine