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When one spouse attempts to distance their child from the other parent, they are guilty of parental alienation. Typical examples of alienating behavior include insulting, belittling, or physically keeping the child away from the other parent. Divorce is already a...
When opting for a type of child custody after divorce, you have several options to go through. Two of the most common include sole and joint or shared custody. Sole custody remains a good option in certain cases, especially when one spouse faces allegations of abuse...
The first few holidays after a divorce may be hard on your children. After experiencing so much upheaval and so many changes, the times generally designated for spending time together as a family may generate feelings of confusion, hurt or anger, whether the holiday...
In the midst of a California divorce, you may find yourself struggling to overcome your emotions and prioritize the things you need to get done. You may, too, find it difficult to manage the emotions of your child while you are dealing with so much already. However,...
When a child custody arrangement is set in the final divorce settlement, it is not set in stone. Life situations change and circumstances occur, which may require the court to revisit and change the original custody arrangement. Since the court makes decisions based...
Many parents have this idea in their head that they can only be a good parent if they have a constant presence in their child's life. This real, physical presence is a great thing to have and does come with many benefits. However, it is not always feasible. This is...
When you got married, it was likely with the idea that it would last the rest of your life. The reality is that while divorce in California is common, parenting is for a lifetime. If you have children and your spouse wants full custody, you may need to take steps that...
Perhaps you and your ex did not end your marriage on a pleasant note. You two must still work together to raise your shared child, but the new relationship feels strained. Parents magazine offers tips for co-parenting when you have a rocky relationship with the other...
If you're getting a divorce or going through a legal separation, you'll probably be ordered by the court to share retirement funds with your soon-to-be-ex. Whether you're the one receiving the funds or administering them, it's important to understand family law...
As California parents navigate child custody issues, they will most likely need to work together to create a parenting plan. A well-designed parenting plan that considers the needs of the child and each of the parents in a balanced, fair manner can make shared...
