Facts: Mother and Father are the never-married parents of two children. In 2005, the trial court entered a parenting plan designating Father as the primary…
Facts: Father and Mother are the never-married parents of Child. Later, Father married Wife. Even later, Mother and Father went back to court to consider…
This article by Pamela Paul in the New York Times may be of interest to my readers. Kramer.com vs. Kramer.com Most divorced couples would probably…
Facts: At the time of divorce, the parties shared equal parenting time with Child. A few years later, the parenting arrangement was modified to designate…
This recent article by Dr. Marie Hartwell-Walker provides some helpful tips for handling visitation with children during the Christmas holidays. A Different Date Isn’t Second…
Facts: After a short marriage notable for domestic violence, the parties divorced. Mother was named the primary residential parent of Child, and Father was awarded…
Facts: At the time of divorce, Mother was named the primary residential parent of Child. Father traveled extensively for his work so he was provided…
Facts: After the parties’ divorce, Father paid child support for their two children. After their oldest child reached the age of majority and graduated from…
Facts: The parties divorced and agreed to a parenting plan that designated Mother as the primary residential parent and provided for equal parenting time of…
Facts: The parties’ divorce was resolved by a Mediation Agreement executed by both parties and their lawyers. One month later, Husband accepted a new job…
Facts: The trial court found Father guilty of five separate counts of criminal contempt for failure to pay child support and sentenced him to 50…
Following up on the debate discussed earlier on this blog, the American Psychiatric Association has determined that parental alienation will not be recognized as a…
Facts: Mother and Father are the never-married parents of Child. Mother was the primary residential parent. Long after after their separation, Mother asked Father to take…
Facts: As part of their 2008 divorce, Mother and Father entered a parenting plan that provided for equal parenting time (alternating weeks) and designated Mother…
Facts: Mother and Father were never married. They lived together, had a child, and separated when Child was 3.5 years old. After what the Court…