Volume 47, Issue 1
Because most parenting plans do not stipulate a formal role for grandparents, a separate grandparent agreement can protect the interests of the grandparents, the divorcing parents, and the children.
Tips for navigating the unique challenges of co-parenting in blended families, including strategies for effective communication and conflict resolution.
An outline of the many factors that parents should—and courts will—take into account when contemplating a move when children are involved in a divorce or separation.
This article will discuss how to support children in the parenting plan process, value their input, and make informed decisions.
Advice to help parents and care providers maximize the opportunities for a successful shared parenting schedule regardless of the means by which such an agreement was reached.
This article describes the various roles of children’s representatives and provides guidance on what parents should expect and how parents should and should not interact with the child’s representati…
This article explains and unpacks the legal principles and practical considerations of an award of legal decision-making rights for parents involved in custody litigation.
This issue provides helpful information for parents and their attorneys on how to craft or implement a parenting plan that promotes the best interests of the child, not just their co-parents.
Family law attorneys can help ensure that their clients’ summers run as smoothly as possible by helping them craft and implement careful, strategic, and child-centered parenting plans.
Parents who conceive children through assisted reproductive technologies should plan ahead for the endgame: securing legal parentage. Requirements and procedures differ significantly by state and acc…