Moving forward after divorce often means accepting new people in your child's life. You and your ex-spouse will find love again and might even remarry. Stepparents can become a fantastic source of love, support and stability for your child. But as your ex-spouse's new...
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Can grandparents seek custody if parents face financial problems?
Divorce and financial hardship can disrupt family dynamics, and children are often the ones who suffer the most in such situations. As a concerned grandparent, it is natural to consider stepping in when your grandchild's parents are struggling financially. In...
What to do if your abuser ignores a protective order
Facing domestic violence is incredibly challenging, and securing a protective order is a critical step toward safety. However, the situation can become even more frightening if your abuser ignores or violates the order. Penalties for violating a restraining order In...
Who can supervise visitations after the divorce?
Going through a divorce can feel like walking on a tightrope, especially if you and your former spouse tend to disagree. The same goes for the aftermath when raising your child together as co-parents. Custody and visitation arrangements are vital to help the child...
What decisions do parents with sole legal custody make?
As a parent, you are probably no stranger to making important decisions about your child's education, healthcare and well-being. However, the weight of making these decisions alone can be overwhelming, especially as your family adjusts to life after divorce....
Third-party custody: Rights of grandparents and other relatives
Third-party custody involves situations where someone other than the child's parents seeks custody. Grandparents and other relatives often step in to care for children when parents cannot. Understanding their rights is crucial in these cases. Rights of grandparents...
Understanding Gavron Warnings in California spousal support cases
A Gavron Warning is a legal notice given to a spouse receiving support in California. It tells a person that they need to become self-supporting within a reasonable time. This warning encourages the supported spouse to work towards financial independence. If you’re...
Strategies to avoid falling behind on child support
Child support is a key financial responsibility that parents must fulfill to support their children's well-being. Unfortunately, financial challenges can sometimes make it difficult to meet these obligations. To avoid falling behind on child support payments, it is...
How parental alienation tactics hurt children
Parental alienation tactics often come into play during contentious custody battles or acrimonious divorces. When they do, they can have devastating effects on children caught in the crossfire. These tactics involve one parent undermining the child's relationship with...
Paying child support after losing your job
Losing a job can be a challenging and stressful experience. However, this is especially true when you have to make child support payments. If you are struggling with child support after losing your job, ensure you meet your obligations while managing your finances...