It’s All About the Children
Family law cases, even most divorces, hinge on the children. In the midst of arguments about money, timing, and property, children’s issues loom large in almost every case. And much of the time...
View ArticleHigh Schoolers in the Voting Booth
One Maryland suburb near Washington DC recently lowered its municipal voting age to 16. This means for the first time, students will be able to vote for their local officials, including their own...
View ArticleWill My Kids Have to Testify in Court?
There are lots of reasons kids get involved in court. When mom or dad come in for consultations, one question is often “will my kids have to testify?” The answer depends on the type of case, and the...
View Article“Favorite Child” May Mean More Than You Think
Most parents will deny having a favorite child. They’ll say “I love them all equally” or “in their own way.” But research shows that how your children perceive favoritism could affect their education...
View ArticleHow Do Elementary Age Children React to Divorce?
Divorce can be hard on children at any age. But for elementary age children, the process can cause developmental delays and significant emotional distress. This second in a four part series will tell...
View ArticleLocal Church Offers Effective Parenting Class
Are you a perfect parent? It’s safe to say no because, let’s face it, no one is. Parenting can be challenging, especially when you share custodial responsibilities with an ex-spouse or co-parent. Now a...
View Article3 Tips for Parenting After Divorce
Let’s face it, divorce is hard on children. But the choices you make after the Judgment of Divorce is signed can make a big difference in the lives of your kids. Here are 3 tips for being a better...
View ArticleAfter the Divorce: Joint Legal Custody
The divorce is over. The Judgment is signed. Now what do you need to do to take care of your kids? What does it mean to have joint legal custody after the divorce?Except in extreme cases, parents who...
View ArticleGive Your Kids the Gift of a Better Co-Parent
The holiday season can be especially tough on children of divorced or separated parents. This Christmas, give them a gift they don’t even know they need. Be a better co-parent to make the holidays more...
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