Divorcing parents of a child with special needs face custody and support questions that standard parenting plans were never built to answer, and getting them right now can protect your child well into adulthood. Key...
Category: Child Custody
Massachusetts law gives grandparents a limited but meaningful avenue to seek court-ordered visitation with their grandchildren, even over a parent’s objection, but the legal bar is high and the process requires careful...
When your child refuses to go to their other parent’s house, it creates a stressful situation that requires careful handling to protect both your child’s well-being and your standing in the custody arrangement....
Child custody is always a sensitive and challenging issue, but when a child has special needs, the child custody process becomes even more complex. Parents are fiercely protective of their children, particularly when they...
Thank you for your service! As you know, serving in the military comes with unique challenges and sacrifices, especially when it comes to family life. This gets even more complicated when parents go through a divorce or...
When parents separate or divorce, one of the most challenging issues they face is determining the best child custody arrangements for their children. The decision on whether one parent should be granted sole custody can...
By Mariel Greene When you’re preparing for a custody battle and domestic violence has played a role in your relationship, the way you document and present that abuse can significantly impact the outcome of your case....
By Brittany Garvey You finally found the courage to leave. You expected the fight. But nothing could’ve prepared you for the mind games, manipulation, and emotional warfare that followed, especially when your children were...
Child custody cases can be emotionally overwhelming, affecting both parents and children. The stress of court battles, fear of losing custody, and navigating co-parenting challenges can take a heavy toll. It can be tempting...
When a couple divorces and they have minor children, they do not have the ability to no longer communicate with their ex-spouse. In fact, communication is more important than ever before, as the formerly married couple must...