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Discipline After Divorce: Tips For Co-Parenting During Times Of Bad Behavior

Co-Parenting, Divorce, FamilyBy Zachary AshbyApr 20, 2016

After a divorce, it is common for children to act out in negative ways. While the vast majority of children will bounce back from the emotional stress or turmoil created during the separation, parents may still be alarmed when their child’s behavior changes. Rest assured that your divorce did not ruin your child’s life and…

Why Maintaining The Status Quo Is Important After Filing For Divorce

Divorce, FamilyBy Zachary AshbyApr 8, 2016

During a divorce case, it is common for attorneys and judges to talk about the importance of “maintaining the status quo,” especially if there are children involved. When a divorce case also concerns child custody, judges are tasked with looking out for the best interests of the children. Usually, judges believe that divorce is hard…

What Types Of Experts May Be Hired To Testify In A Divorce Case?

Divorce, Family, FinancialBy Zachary AshbyApr 1, 2016

Most people are familiar with the concept of expert witnesses through watching legal procedural TV shows like Law & Order. In these types of programs, the expert witness is usually a hired gun who comes into the courtroom with damning evidence that cinches the case for one side or the other. In the actual legal…

What Happens If You Change Your Mind About Divorcing Your Spouse?

Agreements, Divorce, FamilyBy Zachary AshbyMar 25, 2016

Divorce is a stressful and emotional process. Unlike other legal matters, it is not uncommon for couples to reconcile during the divorce process and decide to give their relationship another shot. When a couple decides to call off their divorce, their choice will have certain ramifications depending on how far along their case is. Before…

Proving Paternity In Custody Cases

child support, Divorce, PaternityBy Zachary AshbyFeb 22, 2016

Having a child outside of marriage is no longer as taboo as in decades previous. Many people have children together who are committed to each other but have no desire to get married, or plan to marry after the birth of the child. In other cases, the couple may have broken up prior to the…

What To Do If You Believe That Your Ex Is Abusing Your Children

Abuse, Child Abuse, Child CustodyBy Zachary AshbyFeb 19, 2016

Child abuse is a parent’s worst nightmare. While many parents are vigilant about protecting their children from strangers, often the abuser is much closer to home. If you believe that your child is being abused by your former spouse or partner, you need to take appropriate steps to protect your children. In an Emergency, Call…

Requesting An Increase In Child Support Payments

child support, Financial, VisitationBy Zachary AshbyFeb 18, 2016

Life is full of unexpected changes. When a financial situation changes or a family emergency occurs, many parents find that they need additional child support from their former partner. Under certain conditions, you can ask the court “modify” an existing child support obligation. Substantial Change in Circumstances Regardless of the reason, a modification of a…

Considerations For Special Needs Children In Divorce

Changes, child support, Divorce, VisitationBy Zachary AshbyFeb 15, 2016

Divorce is an emotional process even for the most stable adults. For those parents who have children with disabilities, illnesses, or other special needs, getting a divorce can feel like an insurmountable obstacle. Though it is true that obtaining a divorce as a parent of a child with special needs can be difficult, careful planning…

How Much Influence Does a Child’s Wishes Have During Custody Decisions?

Child Custody, Divorce, FamilyBy Zachary AshbyDec 24, 2015

Divorce can be difficult for children. In many instances, a child may feel like he or she has to pick sides or choose between parents. This is especially true when it comes to determining with whom the child should live. Often, parents will negotiate the terms of their parenting plan privately, either between themselves or…

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