Category Archives: Time-Sharing
Child-Time Sharing: Helping Your Child Succeed In School
Children of all ages experience major impacts when parents get divorced or otherwise decide to no longer live together. Even when a child time sharing plan allows both to remain active in the child’s life, it can still be a major adjustment. One of the areas you are most likely to see your child… Read More »
Situations Where Parents Surrender Certain Rights
Being a parent is one of the toughest, most demanding jobs. Your top priority is making sure your child is safe and that their best interests are protected. As a result, there may be some situations where to accomplish these goals, you feel it necessary to surrender certain rights to others, such as the… Read More »
Back to School: Resolving Potential Issues Through Your Parenting Plan
With the summer season officially over, parents are now focusing their attention on the school year. In addition to your other obligations, students require help with homework and your support in various school related activities. Meanwhile, teachers and school administrators will also be vying for your time, consulting with you on grades and other… Read More »
Your Rights in Making Decisions That Impact Your Child
As a parent, there are numerous decisions you make on a daily basis that have the potential to impact your child both now and in the years to come. It is not uncommon for parents who are divorced or otherwise no longer together to have major disagreements when it comes to these matters. Making… Read More »
Relocating With Your Child After a Divorce
In the aftermath of a divorce, making a fresh start and putting the past behind you is important. For some people, part of this process involves moving to a new city. Whether your move is motivated by a new job, wanting to be closer to other family members, or simply the desire to build… Read More »
Virtual Visitation and Other Forms of Electronic Communications in Child Time-Sharing Cases
Children spend a lot of time on electronic devices and it is not uncommon for parents to complain about this or to limit their use. However, in child time sharing cases, the different types of technologies available can afford these same parents more ways to communicate. This can be particularly helpful when parenting plans… Read More »
When Emotional Abuse Is a Factor in Time-Sharing Proceedings
The safety and well-being of your children are primary concerns in cases involving child time sharing and parenting plan arrangements. Whether you are going through a divorce or are otherwise living apart from the other parent, you want to be sure they are willing and able to meet all of your child’s needs. Child… Read More »
How Important Is Your Past in Child Time-Sharing Proceedings
In any legal situation involving parents, the mere thought of losing your rights or being unable to spend adequate amounts of time with your child is enough to cause a panic. This is particularly true in child time sharing proceedings, where past behaviors can influence the future relationship with your child. It is important… Read More »
Children’s Rights in Divorce
When parents have relationship problems, children can suffer as a result. During the difficult process of going through a divorce and the ensuing child time sharing proceedings, your child’s feelings about the situation can easily end up being overshadowed by the conflict between you and your spouse and the stress you both are experiencing…. Read More »
How Child Time-Sharing Can Help Newly Divorce Parents in the Summer
For parents who end up filing for divorce, deciding how to handle arrangements regarding your children can be challenging. At any time of the year, it can take months simply to adjust to a child time sharing plan. It also takes plenty of practice in learning how to adjust to living in a one… Read More »