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Parenting Time

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  1. Futeral and Nelson Law Blog

    Temporary Custody Order in South Carolina

    By Stephan Futeral

    A temporary custody order in South Carolina can quickly establish where a child will live, how parenting time will work, who will make major decisions, and how child-related expenses will…

  2. Georgia and International Family Law Blog

    Child Support Changes – The Parenting Time Adjustment

    By Erik@empirical360.com

    As of this year, child support has changed in Georgia. Previously, each parent’s income was the primary items used in calculating child support. The Georgia Child Support Calculator would take…

  3. Annette T. Burns Blog

    Anatomy of a Rebuttal Case: 403.03 Legislative Changes, Part 7

    By Annette.burns

    This post is a continuation of a series of posts on Arizona’s new domestic violence laws, ARS 403.03.    Once the court has made findings that at least one act of…

  4. Rincker Law Blog

    Summer Travel With Children After Divorce: What Illinois Parents Should Know

    By Dimple Dang

    Summer Travel With Children After Divorce: What Illinois Parents Should Know is an important topic for separated and divorced parents planning vacations with their children. A family trip can create…

  5. Rincker Law Blog

    How to Resolve Summer Parenting Time Disputes in Illinois

    By Dimple Dang

    How to Resolve Summer Parenting Time Disputes in Illinois is a question many separated or divorced parents face once the school year ends. Summer can bring vacations, camps, and changing…

  6. NJ Family Legal Blog

    If You Want a Modification of Parenting Time to Stick, Get it in Writing Because Years Worth of Conduct Can Be Ignored

    By Eric S. Solotoff

    parties who modify parenting time should put it in writing in an agreement or consent order because courts can ignore years of conduct demonstrating that the parenting time was changed

  7. Herston on Tennessee Family Law

    History as Primary Caregiver Leads to Reversal of Equal Parenting Time for Youngest Child in Gallatin, Tennessee: Brown v. Brown

    By K.O. Herston

    Facts: After 20 years of marriage, Husband and Wife divorced. They had three children: a 17-year-old son, a 15-year-old daughter, and an eight-year-old daughter whom they had adopted after fostering…

  8. Illinois Divorce Law Blog

    DuPage Divorce Attorney: Are accurate parenting time records essential?

    By Michael Roe

    Questions for Michael Roe about Illinois Child Support? Here’s a quick summary of the application of overnight calculations that affect actual child support.  Recent changes to Illinois divorce law have…

  9. Manassa Family Law Articles

    How Do I Adjust Time Sharing to Accommodate New Circumstances?

    By Lawrence Manassa

    In Illinois, modifying a parenting time schedule generally requires filing a petition with the court to demonstrate that a substantial change in circumstances has occurred since the last order was…

  10. Manassa Family Law Articles

    What Does Supervised Visitation Mean in Illinois? A Guide to Your Parenting Time

    By Lawrence Manassa

    When a court steps in to manage how and when you see your child, the situation feels confusing and distressing. A term you may hear is “supervised visitation,” but in…