Child Support, What is it For?
Children are expensive, and no one is more aware of this than divorced parents. When child support is ordered, it is not necessarily able to cover all of [...]
Reunited and it Feels so . . . Contractual
You have probably heard of a prenuptial or premarital agreement which engaged couples use to establish their rights and responsibilities for property and debt that each is bringing [...]
Is There a Right of First Refusal? Explaining the Opportunity for Additional Parenting Time
When you work or have other commitments that keep you away from home during your scheduled parenting time, you have to offer that time to the other parent, [...]
Those Who Fail to Plan, Plan to Fail: Avoiding Parenting Time Arguments with an Annual Calendar
Few things push the anger button faster than feeling like your time with your child is being taken away. Co-parents argue about parenting time and can often feel [...]