Divorce is usually difficult for children as they deal with transitions and new family dynamics. Younger kids are usually compliant, willing, and even excited to visit their non-custodial parent and follow the agreed-upon visitation schedule. But as they get older, especially in the teen years, things may change. A teenager may begin to resist visiting…
During a divorce, parents naturally want to protect their children while securing their own custody rights. In a litigated divorce, in which the couple goes before a judge, the law requires the judge to consider the child’s best interests. Judges recognize that parents have the right to maintain a relationship with their children, but you…
As parents, you want the best for your children. But if your divorce is high-stress and emotionally charged, that emotion can cause either or both of you to make demands or say things that could inadvertently hurt your children or affect your final settlement. You want to find the divorce method that will protect both…