If you have ever arrived for a parenting time exchange only to find that the exchange will not be taking place, you know that it is a frustrating thing. Inevitably, in your moment of frustration you have considered what action you can take to make the scheduled parenting time exchange happen. When considering your options, you may have thought about calling the police. But should you?
We receive phone calls from parents on a regular basis, frustrated by an “overly permissive” co-parent. One parent does not think video games are appropriate; the other allows [...]
Your oldest child reaches the age of 19…you may wistfully remember the days of young childhood and you may also celebrate that your obligation to pay weekly child [...]
When a Guardian ad Litem (“GAL”) is assigned to your case to advocate for the best interests of your child, it’s likely that the GAL will meet and [...]