Child custody is often a complex issue during divorce, especially if there are circumstances leading to disputes between the parents. Some situations are easy to resolve, requiring little intervention by the court. Other times, it takes a long time, needing a judge's...
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Parenting time with two or more children in different age brackets
While having only one kid does not necessarily mean it is easier, creating a parenting time arrangement when two or more children are involved can be challenging for divorced parents. Moreover, the children being in different age brackets also add to the stress. This...
How can virtual visitation help a child’s well-being?
In today's digital age, the concept of child custody has evolved alongside technological advancements. Virtual visitation, also known as electronic visitation or e-visitation, has emerged as a crucial means for non-custodial parents to maintain meaningful connections...
How to deal with co-parenting issues
After divorce, many couples with children opt for co-parenting. In fact, a 2018 study shows that 40 percent of U.S. states aim to provide children equal time with each parent, encouraging the co-parenting trend. That said, it can be difficult for divorced parents —...
What you can do to enforce child custody orders in Ohio
Court-ordered child custody orders are issued based on the children’s best interests and are enforceable. Therefore, if your co-parent constantly violates the existing custody orders, it is necessary to take appropriate action to protect your parental rights and the...
Birdnesting is an alternative to traditional custody agreements
There is no doubt that a divorce is a challenging and emotional time. It becomes even more difficult when you have children to consider. You and your ex-spouse are probably trying to work out custody and visitation agreements and are worried about the impact on your...
Factors to consider when making a parenting agreement
A divorce that involves children can be challenging. Trying to understand your emotions and simultaneously protecting your kids may be complex. Thus, you need to obtain adequate information to be prepared. In addition to being informed, you and the other parent should...
Tips for navigating an angry divorce
Divorce can naturally trigger negative emotions. Feelings of anger, resentment, and bitterness are expected. While there is no guaranteed way to go through a divorce without experiencing some negative emotions, there are ways to help cope. Emotionally tense divorces...
Staying connected with your kids after the divorce
It's natural for parents to feel a bit of separation anxiety when they divorce. You're now living in two different households, and you're worried you won't have the same connection with your kids. It's important to remember that the relationship between you and your...
Does a custody modification require re-litigating your case?
The process of splitting custody with your ex in an Ohio divorce can be a contentious and frustrating experience. The two of you may fight bitterly over who makes certain decisions and how you split your time with the kids. The custody order that results from those...