Respecting Rights Whenever school is out of session, co-parents face the challenge of coordinating parenting time. Spring break is no exception. But, unlike holiday-centered breaks such as Thanksgiving and Christmas, you may not have a family tradition for how to spend the ...
Read MoreLegal Custody and Decision-Making Massachusetts recognizes two types of custody: legal and physical custody. Legal custody gives you the right to make ...
View MoreAfter School Structure School is back in session, and for co-parents, that means hectic after school schedules. Co-parenting during the school year ...
View MoreDividing Some Very Important Time Parenting time is one of the most difficult issues for parents to agree upon. Whether you have sole or shared ...
View MoreSchool’s Out School’s out and the summer months are upon us. Summer for co-parents means figuring out how to divide your child’s time effectively. ...
View MoreDivorce can be hard on any child, but special needs children may face unique challenges. One of the most important components of divorce is making ...
View MoreWhether your child is five or fifteen, college planning is important. The cost of college is anything but secure, and a college degree is becoming ...
View MoreDivorce is known for tearing families apart. Even if you want to stay amicable in the aftermath for the benefit of your children, the process of ...
View MoreSharing parenting time is one of the biggest challenges of being a co-parent. Sharing parenting time over the school week may require the coordination ...
View MoreParents are often united in at least one aspect of divorce: the care and custody of their child. Most parents want what is best for their child ...
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