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 […]
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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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By JDSupra, 02/02/2023 “…The Washington State legislature defines a “Parenting Plan” as “a plan for parenting the child, including allocation of parenting functions, which plan is incorporated in any final decree or decree of modification in an action for dissolution of marriage or domestic partnership, declaration of invalidity, or legal separation.”…” Read the entire article: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/washington-divorce-what-you-need-to-5716589/
By Psychology Today, 01/30/2023 “…Divorce ends the marriage contract; but, if there are joint children, then an ongoing parental relationship usually continues as shared caring and responsibility for child welfare keeps ex-partners still family connected…” Read the entire article: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/surviving-your-childs-adolescence/202301/the-challenge-of-co-parenting-an-adolescent-after
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By Mark Randall Havens, 01/31/2023 “…A manipulative technique often used by narcissistic individuals, particularly during and after divorce, is triangulation. An attempt to destabilize relationships by leveraging a third party can profoundly impact children and lead to the loss of a relationship between one parent and their child…” Read the entire article: https://original.newsbreak.com/@mark-randall-havens-1599508/2909000434246-navigating-the-high-conflict-divorce-protecting-yourself-and-the-children-from-triangulation-and-parental-alienation@mark-randall-havens-1599508/2909000434246-navigating-the-high-conflict-divorce-protecting-yourself-and-the-children-from-triangulation-and-parental-alienation
By Times of Malta, 01/31/2023 “…Children from separated households benefit from shared parenting, members of the judiciary and the legal profession have been told during training on positive parenting strategies…” Read the entire article: https://timesofmalta.com/articles/view/shared-parenting-best-solution-separated-families-judiciary-lawyers.1010709
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By The Good Men Project, 01/30/2023 “…The many moving parts of a divorce can make parenting extra difficult. For fathers, maintaining healthy relationships with children can be especially challenging without the right help and approach…” Read the entire article: https://goodmenproject.com/featured-content/fathering-through-divorce-4-tips-for-building-successful-relationships-with-kids/
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By New York Daily News, 12/26/2022 “…The bill fixes a law that dates back to the time when children of unmarried parents were considered “illegitimate” and makes unmarried fathers’ parental rights categorically contingent on providing financial support, ignoring the many other important ways fathers support their children…” Read the entire article: https://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/ny-oped-parental-equity-act-20221226-3als5uf25ra3beowp4djjgw6ym-story.html
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By Lawyer Monthly, 01/18/2023 “…There are all kinds of reasons why couples decide to break their vows and move on. Sometimes, one or both partners finds that they no longer have a love for the other, and sometimes both parties find themselves arguing all the time and unable to agree on anything. Whoever is at
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By Science Norway, 01/01/2023 “…In the past, the common thing was for the children to live permanently with their mother following a divorce or break-up. But the proportion of children who do so in Norway has fallen from 84 per cent in 2002, to 62 per cent in 2012, and further down to 49 per
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