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Parenting Plans
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Family Law Prof Blog
Upchurch: “Parenting in a Post-Pandemic World: The Impact of COVID-19 on Custody Disputes”
By Family Law
Angela Upchurch (Southern Illinois) recently posted to SSRN her article Parenting in a Post-Pandemic World: The Impact of COVID-19 on Custody Disputes, 15 Elon L. Rev. 223 (2023). Here is…
Wisconsin Trial Lawyers Blog
What Is a Parenting Plan in a Wisconsin Divorce or Child Custody Case?
By GRGB Lawyers
By: Attorney Max Stephenson and Paralegal Ali Jaeger When parents choose to get a divorce, they will usually be looking to avoid disruptions to their children's lives as much as possible. As…
Family
No Change of Custody Despite Trampoline Park and “Hindu Symbol” Charges
By Miles Mason
Tennessee child custody modification case summary. Benjamin McCurry v. Agness McCurry Mother presented a photo of two hands forming a triangular shape. The mother alleged that this was a “Hindu…
Collective Family Law Group Blog
Birdnesting: the New Hype but Does It Work? – Podcast Episode 79
https://collectivefamilylaw.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Divorce-Collective-Birdnesting-the-new-hype-but-does-it-work.mp3 What is birdnesting and can it be implemented in parenting arrangements post-separation? On today’s podcast, our Senior Associate Dannielle Young will explain the parenting arrangement of ‘birdnesting’ and discuss some…
McKinley, Conger, Jolley & Galarneau, LLP Blog
The Most Common Types of California Parenting Plans
Divorce is rarely simple for any couple, but it is significantly more complex for couples who have children. Not only can divorce be a traumatic experience for the children, but…
Family
Court Can’t Modify Parenting Plan Without Request from a Parent
By Miles Mason
Tennessee child custody modification case summary. Karen Marchand Shaw v. Kevin Michael Shaw The trial court made an order entitled “sua sponte,” establishing a new parenting plan. The husband and…
Family Law News
‘Tis the Season… to be Settling
By Neal Wood
This December rounds out my fourteenth Christmas working in family law… and apart from making me feel old, the last few weeks in December as a family lawyer always bring…
Lawdiva's Blog
Court Cannot Order Parties into Arbitration or Limit Child Support Variation Applications
In SSG v. SKG 2022 ABCA 379 Canlii, after a 26-day trial involving a high-conflict couple, the court made orders for a detailed parenting plan for two children, ages 9…
Family
Parenting Plan Reversed after Emancipation of Oldest Child in Greeneville, Tennessee Parenting Plan Modification: Gaby v. Gaby
By K.O. Herston
What happens when a Tennessee parenting plan is based on the needs of a child who has become an adult?
Canadian Lawyer Mag
Chambers judge should not change parenting regime without viva voce evidence: Alta. Court of Appeal
Case involved inconclusive child abuse report, conflicting evidence and lack of urgency