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The Right Coast
When triparenting goes bad « Hot Air
Let s take a break from the election news for a moment and visit a rather unusual family court case which played out in New Jersey last year. Eugene Volokh…
Family
Valentine’s Day Home Room Party
Valentine’s Day can be a time for the ultimate show of faith in co-parenting. The dreaded room party for the kids. Who should attend? Mom? Partner? Other Mom? Grandparents? New…
Ontario Family Law Blog
6-year-Old Explains Everything You Need to Know About Divorce
By Karman Lock
When a group of relationship counselors was polled to determine what the leading cause of divorce was, 74% of them agreed that the biggest predictor was differing opinions on things…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
Child Custody Lawyers Say Divorcing Parents May End Up in School
By Jason Brown
An existing Minnesota statute requires parents who cannot agree to the terms of divorce related to their children to attend state-approved online or classroom training. If enacted, a new law…
Divorce: New York
Co-parenting: Flexibility Cannot Be Ordered; Abusive E-mails Warrant Jail
By Neil Cahn
Sentencing a father (a police officer) to 15 days in jail for sending abusive e-mails to the mother, Supreme Court, Putnam County Justice Victor G. Grossman attempted to stop the…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Co-Parenting Calendars – I'm Not Your Secretary – Or Am I?
[caption id="attachment_5102" align="aligncenter" width="298"] Copyright: bobaa22 / 123RF Stock Photo[/caption] In the highly scheduled, some say overscheduled, world of suburban children, figuring out where they are supposed to be and…
Lancaster Law Blog
Is Co-Parenting Possible?
This headline recently caught my attention Co-Parenting Win: I Lived With my Stepson’s Mother. The article, fashioned in the form of a letter to the mother of the author’s stepson,…
New Hampshire Family Law Blog
Lessons from the Superbowl on Co-Parenting
By Kysa Crusco
A court will look to many factors under RSA 461-A:6 when making an initial determination of parental rights and responsibilities. Provided that each parent is capable of providing a safe, loving home,…
NJ Family Legal Blog
STALKING THE SOUL: CO-PARENTING WITH AN ABUSIVE NARCISSIST (PART II)
By Eliana Baer
“Whereas victims rarely know how to use the law in their favor, the aggressor instinctively deploys the necessary maneuvers. Abusive behavior can be used to find fault in a divorce…
NJ Family Legal Blog
STALKING THE SOUL: CO-PARENTING WITH AN ABUSIVE NARCISSIST (PART I)
By Eliana Baer
“Physical violence can be testified to by outside evidence: eyewitnesses, police and medical reports. With emotional abuse, there is no proof. It’s clean violence. Nobody sees anything.” --Marie-France Hirigoyen, Stalking…