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
Basic Rules of Grandparent Visitation and Why to Intervene
If there is a custody action pending between the biological parents of the children, a grandparent can file…
Evidence Needed to Defend Against a Child Support Contempt Hearing
The types of evidence that you will need to bring to court to defend yourself can vary on…
How Visitation Works When Your Child is Breastfeeding
One parent should never make a feeding decision for the child unilaterally…
Military Parent Visits during Covid-19
What do all of these conflicting orders and directives mean for blended families who are…
Child Testifying in Court (Walsh v. Jones)
The proof, or evidence, must show that there has been a substantial change in circumstances since the entry of the last Order …
Navigating the rough waters of the American court system: A family court perspective
Why does the American court system have to be so complicated and intimidating to the average person…
Evidence for Child Support Court
I know that those of you who now have children home all of the time have things much worse as you adjust to your children being…