A custody battle can raise painful questions about the future with your child. You may worry about losing time with them or disrupting the life they know. If you are a divorcing parent, learning what courts may examine can help you prepare records and set realistic...
Navigating separation or divorce presents many challenges for families. Parents strive to maintain healthy relationships with their children during this difficult time. However, one co-parent sometimes subtly damages the child's bond with the other parent. This...
If you are divorcing or otherwise separating from your child’s other parent, including a "right of first refusal" (ROFR) clause in your parenting plan may be wise. This provision offers each parent the opportunity to care for their child before other caregivers are...
Co-parenting after a divorce can be challenging, but embracing this undertaking may be essential for the well-being of your children. Successfully navigating the complexities of post-divorce parenting requires effective communication, cooperation and understanding....
New York parents who are divorcing or separating usually need to work out a way to share custody with one another. It can be a challenge to agree on what children need and what each of the parents should be responsible to provide. As a result, negotiations concerning...
The state of New York refers to the same set of standards when making decisions regarding child custody. So, understanding what these standards are may give you a better sense of your custody chances. At the heart of every custody proceeding is a desire to act in the...
Common causes of changes to child custody orders include moving in with a new partner or to a new place. If you learn that your former spouse is in with someone new, you likely wonder how this affects your child custody arrangements. Legal issues arise when this major...
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