by Heath Baker | Child Custody
There was once a time when, during divorce, a mother would automatically have custody of her children. But now that things are changing, you might be asking: how can a mother lose custody of her child? Is it possible to lose custody of your children even when you’ve...
by Heath Baker | Alimony, Child Custody, Family Law
Parents involved in a divorce are usually mostly concerned with how to win a court case for child custody. One thing to remember when it comes to disputes concerning child custody is that family courts are primarily after protecting the best interests of the children....
by Heath Baker | Child Custody
When married parents decide to separate, child custody is one of the most crucial considerations throughout divorce proceedings. But who has custody of a child when the parents are not married? This question is so important and can cause a significant amount of stress...
by Brian Hansen | Child Custody
Virtual visitation is a modern way for parents to meet with their children under child visitation laws. It allows a non-custodial parent to meet with their child through the use of internet technology, also called “e-visitation” or “e-access.” Virtual visitation...
by Brian Hansen | Child Custody, Divorce
Surviving the Holidays While You’re Surviving Divorce The divorce process is one of the most stressful things a person can go through. Add that to the stress of the holidays, and you may feel completely overwhelmed. When the holiday season rolls around, you may wonder...
by Brian Hansen | Child Custody, Divorce
Adultery is a very common reason for a couple to divorce. Though no one imagines they would ever commit adultery, the fact is that some studies have found that in approximately 40 percent of marriages, one or both spouses engages in an affair. More often than not, an...