Mother’s Rights

...and stability. 2. Parenting Ability: Your ability to provide a safe, stable, and nurturing environment is crucial. Courts look at your parenting skills, home…

Divorce

...about co-parenting and minimizing the impact of divorce on children. These classes address effective communication, parenting strategies, and how to prioritize children’s well-being during…

Divorce

...Form, Parenting Plan, Child Support Worksheets, Financial Declaration, and the Final Divorce Order. Each form plays a pivotal role in navigating the complexities of…

Mediation

...to help parents create a parenting plan that works for both parties and is in the best interest of the child. The Mediation Process…

Non-Traditional Family Law

...Impacts Families & Family Law In Colorado The Kelly Loving Act has significant implications for custody, parenting plans, and interstate family law disputes: Custody…

Collaborative

...positive co-parenting relationship, protect their privacy, and minimize emotional stress. Key Features Of Collaborative Divorce Here are the main characteristics that set collaborative divorce…

Divorce

...involve children under 18 [6]. Family courts in Santa Clara County prioritize stability and meaningful relationships with both parents. Judges here frequently encourage shared…

Child Support

...side work may not be, unless it reflects true earning capacity. Equal (50/50) parenting time means no child support. Not necessarily. Different incomes and…

Father’s Rights

...Parental Responsibilities Parental Responsibilities, in most states, is broken up into two separate components: parenting time and decision-making. Parenting time is just how it…

Military Divorce

...similar pattern to civilian divorces. The parties will have to file sworn financial statements, complete parenting classes, attempt to settle at mediation, and potentially…

No-Fault Divorce

...there’s no standard answer for the rights a party will have. Most concerns involve specific property, parenting time, or decision-making. An accurate answer to…

Family Law

...require dissolution of marriage whether it was intended or not intended and require an annulment. A dissolution of marriage may require property division and…

Divorce

...trial. 4. It Can Jeopardize Parenting Time When a spouse becomes angry that their ex is dating during divorce proceedings oftentimes they are not…

Custody

In Colorado, family courts are not bound by a requirement for equal parenting time. Instead, the law prioritizes continuing and frequent contact between children…

Custody

...court. Common Reasons For Custody Evaluations Custody evaluations are often ordered by the court to assist in deciding the most suitable parenting arrangement for…

Custody

...A Strong Case Developing a co-parenting plan is a significant step in post-separation parenting. A comprehensive plan should detail visitation schedules and communication protocols,…

Custody

...you have anxiety or depression but see a doctor, take medication, or go to therapy, courts often see that as responsible parenting. On the…

News

Many parents believe that the parenting arrangements ordered by Texas courts will be relatively standard and straightforward. They expect the court to name one…