When a co-parent is on the job hunt, it can make the other parent nervous. You never know where the other will land, and how that will affect custody, visitation, and the general well-being of your child. If they are in another state, it can …

Question: I have 48% custody of my two children, and my ex-spouse has told the children that despite the divorce decree, the children can choose to ignore it and be where they want, because of their age. What is the truth in the manner, and …

Question: If my child and I move out of the house because of my child’s inability to cope with living in the same household as my spouse, am I putting my ability to win my house, as an asset in my divorce, in jeopardy of …

For children of divorce, routines can be a safety net, which allows individuals to escape the harsh realities of parental discord. They seek comfort in the mundane, day-to-day activities of school, but for many children of divorce, their lives are being upended through moving to …

Men’s Divorce is happy to present the video segment, “Attorney Bites.” In this series, divorce attorneys will briefly break down various complex areas of family law into more easily understood pieces. This week, attorney Mallory McClure, out of Miami, Florida will discuss the importance of …