Imbalance of Power Custody Divorce
It is not unheard of that parties in divorce or custody have unequal playing fields. In several different family dynamics, one party can assert the decision-making authority or power to dominate the relationship. Whether it be financial, physical, mental, or emotional, when one party has more to lose than the other, chances are there is […]
Free Family Law Resources, Should I Use Them
In the past decade or so the internet has exploded with free information and resources. The legal field is no exception, particularly the world of family law, i.e., divorce, custody, etc. It is a blessing and a curse, to have so much free family law resources being at the public’s disposal. One of the big […]
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This strategic action plan workbook is 27 pages of extremely useful tips & resources; exercises; worksheets and MUCH MORE!!! About the Family Court Strategic Action Plan Workbook: Family Court parties are usually the most overwhelmed, disappointed and victimized of any other court venue. For several reasons, people that are embroiled in a Family Court, either […]
How Your Parenting Plan Can Keep You in Embroiled in Court Battles
When going through a custody dispute, whether from divorce or custody coming to an agreement in custody &/or visitation can be taxing. A parenting plan, custody order or parenting agreement are all a part of custody matters. It is a legal and binding document that addresses how each parent will split time, their rights & […]
Family Court Legal Terms, Commonly Used & Misused, Explained-PT I
Family Court is a very nuanced place, compared to other courts. It has its own way of implementing procedural rules, of applying the law, or enforcing litigants’ rights. Family court Custody legal terms and phrases, that are often misused by non-legal professionals. Knowing what to say, or not say, is also important. (Read more here on […]
Your Support System, “Village”: Key Part of Your Strategic Plan
Your Support System, “Village” in your Strategic Plan One major component of strategic planning is having a support system or a “village”. Not just any support system but one comprised of people with various backgrounds or roles. Of course, having family, friends, support groups, etc. is important during divorce or custody. Your friend who has […]
Using Cost-Benefit Analysis to Your Benefit in Family Court
Making decisions in family law can be so taxing. The emotional, mental and financial consequences of making the wrong decision can be overwhelming. Choosing which route to go in divorce or custody, usually involves taking a close look at a number of things. One of the things is cost-benefit analysis. What is Cost-Benefit Analysis (“CBA”) […]
Family Court Practical Tips for Success
Family Court is an experience. Once you find yourself in enthralled in the experience it is imperative that you prepare yourself. There are often more questions than answers and this causes even more tension. The way you speak, the attitude you present, the thoughts you share – these all play an integral part in how […]
Stay-at-Home Parents and Divorce
A lot of people think stay-at-home moms are a thing of the past. There are certainly tons of people who have no idea that dads stay at home too. The decision to stay at home can be based on a variety of reasons but the main one is financial between the parents and divorce. The […]
Are there Mother States in Child Custody
A lot of people are under the impression that some states are “mother states” or states that prefer mothers over fathers in custody matters. This point of view infers that there are also “father states” where fathers are favored. These terms really annoy me because there are way too many factors that go into a […]