By NewsWeek, 03/01/2023 “…Trusting your partner and giving them love, patience, and affection for several years is part of the commitment included in marriage. But what can you do if, after all that time, you find out they didn’t feel the same way or they avoided telling you something that would have made you leave […]
Husband on wife: “After 8 years, I found out I’m not our son’s dad; do I divorce?” Read More »
By Justice Family Lawyers, 02/21/2023 “…About 3% of separated parents use courts as their main pathway to making parenting arrangements, these are predominantly families affected by family violence, child safety concerns and other complex issues. Around 97% of separated parents do not go through the Court to decide their parenting arrangements, though 16% use family
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By Quillette, 03/07/2023 “…Men’s investment in their children is one of the most remarkable features of the human family. Such investment might not seem unusual to readers with engaged fathers, and it might seem wanting in comparison to mothers’ investment, but it is an evolutionary riddle, nonetheless…” Read the entire article: https://quillette.com/2023/03/07/the-rise-of-father-absence/
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By Divorce Mag, 03/08/2023 “…As parents determine to divorce, it’s only fair to be truthful with the kids. Depending upon the ages of the children and family dynamics, some already may be well alert to the fact that there are issues, whereas others might not have any clue about what’s going on…” Read the entire
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By EIN News, 03/01/2023 “…This arrangement is becoming increasingly popular and offers a number of benefits for both the children and the parents involved. For the children, it allows them to develop strong relationships with both parents while also providing a sense of stability and security…” Read the entire article: https://www.einnews.com/pr_news/619714435/failed-georgia-bill-could-still-impact-child-custody-issues-according-to-atlanta-family-law-attorney-regina-edwards
By KPC News, 02/21/2023 “…Sometimes, the stress and upset caused by separation or divorce is due to working out the legal details, and I think things related to the children, is just expected to fall into place. The reality is, usually the attorneys handle all of the legalities and co-parents need to figure out, based
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By Gilroy Dispatch, 02/16/2023 “…Kimberly Ewertz has found that outside support is lacking for children who are in the middle of their parents’ separation, so the Gilroy resident set out to create some local resources. In late 2020, she released “Family Redefined: Childhood Reflections on the Impact of Divorce,” a book that consists of interviews
Group offers support for children impacted by divorced parents Read More »
By PsychCentral, 02/13/2023 “…Parental alienation syndrome is a term coined by the late forensic psychiatrist Richard Gardner to describe a phenomenon he witnessed where children were being turned against one parent, usually as the result of a divorce or bitter custody battle…” Read the entire article: https://psychcentral.com/blog/what-is-parental-alienation-syndrome-pas#1
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By Divorce Mag, 01/24/2023 “…For most parents, protecting their right to be part of their child’s life post-divorce is of the utmost importance. If you think the other parent may try to challenge your parental rights, you should begin working to preserve your role in your child’s life as soon as it seems like divorce
Divorce on the Horizon? Here Are 7 Ways to Protect Your Parental Rights Read More »
By Newsbreak, 02/06/2023 “… North Dakota is considering a bill that would change how spousal support, also known as alimony, is calculated and paid. The proposed bill would create new guidelines for the amount and duration of alimony payments and take into account factors such as the length of the marriage and the earning capacity
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