High-conflict co-parenting usually includes refusing to communicate, constantly disagreeing, and ignoring plans and even court orders. Such behavior can negatively impact children and should be minimized where possible. If you suspect your co-parent is emotionally or physically abusive or is engaging in unsafe behavior around the children, take legal action immediately to protect them. If…
Read MoreThere are many challenges and concerns involved when a divorced parent wants to travel abroad with his or her child. Both Pennsylvania law and federal law come into play, and it is critical to get the help of an experienced divorce lawyer or mediator to make sure that your child is protected. Because the process…
Read MoreWhen parents have joint custody or one parent has partial physical custody rights, the courts generally rule that it is in the best interests of the child for both parents to be able to easily and conveniently remain in the child’s life and stay involved in important activities or decisions associated with the child. In…
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