Approximately one in every six custodial parents is a father. About 26.6 percent of children live with a custodial parent. 54.7 percent of custodial parents have only one child. Each state tends to have its own recommendations when it comes to a holiday schedule for divorced parents, but a typical arrangement has parents rotating READ MORE
Co-parenting is not an easy task. Trying to raise children with a spouse that you just divorced can be difficult at best. Many studies have shown that co-parenting is more effective for raising children that are emotionally stable and less anxious. If you are in a co-parenting situation with your ex-spouse, communication is key to READ MORE
It can be difficult living life as a divorced parent, particularly if the divorce is still fresh. The good news is that there is an app that can help parents work together to raise their children, and many people don't even know it exists. The app is called Fayr. According to the creators of the READ MORE
As family law attorneys who handle both divorce and custody matters, one of the most frequently asked questions we receive is whether or not the custodial parent has the right to relocate with their child. The answer to this question is not as easy as "yes" or "no." When a custodial parent in Orlando wants READ MORE
When you and your spouse decide to separate or divorce, some of the most important decisions you will make will be about your children. You and your spouse, with the assistance of your attorneys, will need to come up with a parenting plan that outlines several aspects of child care and custody. There are several READ MORE
