You and your former spouse came to the difficult decision to pursue a divorce. Despite not being easy, it was best for everyone. You were able to settle negotiations regarding the distribution of property, and there is also a child custody arrangement in place....
Child Custody
What is parallel parenting?
Most parents, and the court, believe that planning out a co-parenting plan is in the best interest of their children. This way, with a co-parenting plan, parents can work together to uphold their responsibilities and obligations to their children. As such, visitation...
What’s the difference between legal and physical custody?
When you have a child with someone in Connecticut and no longer intend to continue your relationship with that person, the two of you will have to negotiate custody arrangements or prepare to litigate the issue in family court. Asking for your fair share of custody is...
3 rules that could help divorced parents start dating again
If your marriage ended in divorce, you may feel a little nervous about the idea of pursuing another romantic relationship. After all, the way the last one ended with possibly a traumatic experience for you. When you also have children and share custody with your ex,...
5 tips for helping children cope with a divorce
You and your ex aren't the only ones who will have to deal with the consequences of your divorce. Your children will also feel the impact of your decision to end your marriage. The behavior in which you engage over the next few months can have a profound impact on...
My ex is alienating me from my child: What do I do?
Divorce is tough, especially for children. But when children are caught up in their parents’ fights, things can become even more terrifying. Parental alienation happens when a parent’s relationship with their child is strained due to the other parent’s interference....
Balancing support and protection for your children
Going through a divorce is difficult for every member of the family. The conflict between you and your spouse often makes you nervous about the impact they could have on your children. Sometimes, a conflict between you and your spouse does not necessarily mean a...
Co-parenting your college freshman
Sending your child off to college is difficult for all parents. However, when you’re divorced, you need to deal with how you’re both going to be part of that big drop-off trip. Then you need to consider how you’re going to co-parent someone who’s hundreds or maybe...
What pulls parents back into court after a divorce?
Going through a divorce is never easy, and the process can be even more complicated if children are involved. In many cases, parents must go back to court after the divorce is finalized to change their custody or support arrangements. This can be a difficult and...
When is it time to change your child custody order?
It may have been a couple of years since you first set up your child custody arrangement. At the time, your parenting plan may have worked well around your child’s school schedule and your work. Now, life is looking a bit different and you feel you need it’s time to...