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tips for altering a custody arrangement

Are you struggling with the custody arrangements that have been ordered by the court during your divorce? Do you feel that there are some changes that need to be made? I went through a very tough time trying to get to see my kids as much as I wanted because my former wife made it very difficult. It took some time and the efforts of my divorce attorney, but I did manage to get the custody orders altered to my benefit. There are days that I miss my kids so badly it hurts, but I know that it will only be a few days before I get to hold them in my arms again. If you are going through a similar situation, visit my site to learn how my attorney accomplished this.

A Few Simple Things You Can Do That Will Help With Custody And Visitation Rights

Posted on 5 August 2015

Unfortunately, not all divorces involving child custody and visitation rights go smoothly, with both parents receiving equal or fair time with the children. If your soon to be ex-spouse is trying to keep the children away from you or severely limit how much time you spend with them, you are going to need to hire a lawyer experienced in family law. He or she will work to show the judge spending time with you is not going to harm the children in any way and is actually in their best interest. [Read More]

Caring For Pets After A Divorce

Posted on 6 July 2015

Divorce can be a difficult time to go through not only for the people involved, but for pets, as well. Depending on which person gets custody of the pet, animals will have to learn to adapt to their new surroundings. Believe it or not, it can be a traumatic experience for an animal not being around both owners – the only life they've known. However, there are some things that can be done to make that transition into a new life much easier for your pet. [Read More]

3 Important Questions About Divorce In Military Families

Posted on 22 June 2015

Divorce is a complicated issue in any family, but military families face special complications. When contemplating a divorce, it's possible for the two parties to be in separate states, which may bring up questions about which state's divorce laws need to be followed. An active duty spouse may be overseas, which can delay things. And the military has its own set of rules that can complicate things for the divorcing couple. [Read More]

Can Your Legal Marijuana Use Impact Your Child Custody Or Visitation Case?

Posted on 29 May 2015

Marijuana laws are changing all over the country, with more than 20 states legalizing the use and possession of marijuana for either medical or recreational purposes. The changes in the laws are also having an unintended effect in family court, as well. Now, your completely legal use of marijuana can actually endanger your rights to visitation or custody of your child. What's In The Best Interests Of The Child? When courts decide child custody issues they have to consider what's in the " [Read More]