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| April 30, 2016
The answer depends on the best interests of the children. This is based on a long list of factors that include the emotional ties between the children and each parent,... Continue Reading...
| April 29, 2016
This depends on a number of factors, including the children’s best interests, the current parenting arrangements between the parents, the wishes of the children, the nature of the relationship that... Continue Reading...
| April 28, 2016
A custody/access assessment is a detailed investigation of a family’s situation by an educated and trained professional such as a social worker, psychologist or psychiatrist. The assessor will collect information... Continue Reading...
| April 25, 2016
Sometimes, parents separate because of domestic violence, substance abuse, or because there is significant antagonism between the parents. There are also instances where there has been a lengthy separation between... Continue Reading...
| April 21, 2016
With children being born to parents later in life, mothers working full-time and fathers being actively involved in parenting their children, coupled with a high divorce rate, it is no... Continue Reading...
| April 14, 2016
Judges have the power to enforce court orders for access in Family Court. Specifically, a custodial parent who willfully disregards a court order may be found in contempt of a... Continue Reading...
| April 11, 2016
When a couple decides to part ways, it is often hardest on the children. They are forced to adjust to a new routine and a new or secondary home. To... Continue Reading...