When you are the noncustodial parent, you can sometimes feel like you are playing “catch-up” in the lives of your children. You may feel like the reason for this disconnect is that you are not spending a sufficient amount of time with them, and given …
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When children are caught in the middle of the divorce experience, they can find themselves at a crossroads in their life without much choice in where they are forced to turn. Many learn so much about the marital problems of their parents that they feel …
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When children of divorce begin to get a little older, they have become more used to their family situation. They understand that they have two parents who love and take care of them, and even though their family may look a little different, it still …
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Question: My parenting plan is missing many important details that my ex is taking advantage of, such as trying to delegate which weekday evenings I get to see my kids. Additionally, the child support and alimony I pay are not based on the current situation, …
CONTINUE READINGQuestion: When I divorced my spouse 6 years ago, it was ordered that we would alternate visitation every other weekend. However, my daughter is now 11 and has made it known that she no longer wishes this to be the arrangement. Is she old enough …
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