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Tuel vs Tuel Ruling | 5 Factors to Relocate Kids

5 Factors to Relocate Kids

Children, Divorce, Mattew GeigerBy Mattew GeigerApril 2, 2020

I think this ruling provides a lot of guidance when it comes to trying a relocation custody case. The court made it clear that …

Can’t exercise physical visitation with your child or children right now because of COVID-19?

Can’t exercise physical visitation because of COVID-19?

Children, Divorce, Janet Gemmell, ResourcesBy Janet GemmellMarch 23, 2020

Social distancing, confined to home, or maybe even actually quarantined because you are positive for the virus?

Control The Psychological Effects Of Divorce On Children

How To Control The Psychological Effects Of Divorce On Children

Children, Divorce, Janet GemmellBy Janet GemmellFebruary 13, 2020

Numerous kids face difficulties from their parents split that can tail them for a lifetime, including into their connections as grown-ups.

Worried About Money

Q&A: Worried About Money

Divorce, Janet Gemmell, Money and AssetsBy Janet GemmellJune 7, 2017

Question: I have been married for 12 years to my husband. He only works part-time. Will I owe him alimony and if so how much and for how long? – Worried About Money Dear Worried About Money: Alimony (and it’s kissing cousin Post Separation Support) are paid by a…

Do I Need To File For Separation

Don’t Understand

Divorce, Janet GemmellBy Janet GemmellDecember 4, 2014

Question: Dear Cape Fear Family Law: Do I need to file for separation? How is that different from divorce? -Don’t Understand Answer: Dear Don’t Understand: Separation is the date you and your spouse start to live separately – not in separate rooms in the same…

DSS and Danger

DSS and Danger

Children, Divorce, Janet GemmellBy Janet GemmellAugust 4, 2014

Question: Dear Cape Fear Family Law: The Department of Social Services (DSS) contacted me about my child. They asked me questions and told me there was a report made. They won’t tell me a lot, but I realize that my daughter is in danger while living with her mom. …

Putting Baby First

Putting Baby First

Children, Divorce, Janet GemmellBy Janet GemmellMarch 4, 2014

Question: Dear Cape Fear Family Law: My husband and I are separated and I have our 1 year old baby. I breast feed and would prefer to keep breast feeding until age 2, at least. He wants overnight visits and our baby is not ready for that. Will I have to allow him…

Mom, Ready for a New Relationship and Move!

Mom, Ready for a New Relationship and Move!

Children, Divorce, Janet GemmellBy Janet GemmellFebruary 4, 2014

Question: Dear Cape Fear Family Law: For the last four (4) months, my husband and I lived in two separate apartments and we share our children as it fits within our work schedule. We do not have an agreement or an order on child custody. I want to move to Ohio with…

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