Child Custody

If you share children with the person you are divorcing, one of the things you must do is work out how to split parenting. It’s an issue that can often cause friction, as understandably both parents may hate the thought of not being able to spend as much time with...

Parents can decide who keeps their children and each parent’s responsibilities with a child custody arrangement. A child custody arrangement is often not made to last forever. Certain situations and events can happen that can cause parents to consider negotiating a...

Child custody decisions in New York are based on the child’s best interests. As such, a child’s preference over which parent they want to live with post-divorce is among the factors the court will consider when issuing custody orders. The extent to which a child’s...

Divorce is a difficult period for all parties involved, especially when children are in the picture. Family court considers the well-being of children above everything else and seeks to better ensure their safety and emotional stability throughout the process.  In...

If you co-parent with your ex and you already have a parenting plan in place, chances are that you have some sense of what your summer schedule is going to look like. However, that is not a forgone conclusion. Perhaps your parenting plan simply states that you’ll need...

Many parents divorce. Part of the divorce process is deciding on child custody. Child custody is typically split between legal and physical custody. Legal and physical custody determines each parent’s responsibilities and obligations toward their children. Legal...

A common concern among parents is how their divorce will affect their relationship with their children. It is a difficult and emotional process for everyone involved. But when one parent actively tries to sabotage the other parent’s relationship with their children,...

Navigating the holiday season as co-parents can often feel like trying to solve a complex puzzle under a ticking clock. With the rush of festivities, managing schedules and the added emotional weight of ensuring a joyous time for your children, proactive communication...

As a divorcing parent, even if you and your soon-to-be ex agree to split parenting time 50-50 or close to it, you would probably like to have more time with your child. You’d probably also like to minimize the time your child needs to be in the hands of a babysitter,...

One of the most stressful situations for any parent is when their child falls ill. The dynamics can become even more intricate for co-parents, necessitating a cooperative and compassionate approach. The child's well-being remains the focal point during this time, so...