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Parenting Time
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Minnesota Family Law Blog
What Are The Common Parenting Time Schedules? How Is Child Support Affected By Them?
In recent years, Minnesota’s child support statutes have shifted from a “label-based” model to a “parenting schedule” based model. It used to be that child support was calculated based upon…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
Forced Parenting Time Results In Assault Against Dad: A No-Win Situation
By Jason Brown
Janet Langjahr, a divorce and family lawyer who authors the Florida Divorce Law Blog recently cited an article in the Northwest Florida Daily News about a 12-year-old girl arrested for assaulting her father. The…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Read Aaron Weems' Post Entitled "Handling the Holidays"
Keeping with our theme of custody and parenting related blog posts this weekend, I recommend that you read Aaron Weems', an associate in our Bucks County office and editor of…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
Birthday Party Or Bridesmaid? A Judge Named Whipple Squeezes Dad
Eric Solotoff, a certified matrimonial lawyer based in Roseland, New Jersey, recently featured an article from the Daily Record surrounding a post-decree parenting time dispute between a mother and father. Here’s…
New Jersey Law Blog
Will a Judge Listen to My Child’s Preferences Regarding Custody?
This question is very common for litigants involved in a custody or parenting time dispute. The New Jersey Court Rules specify that the Court may decide whether to conduct an…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Parenting Time via Skype – Virtual Visitation Is Here
With the advancements in technology, one of the buzz words we have begun hearing about "virtual visitation." In fact, recently, Julie Ganz, an associate in our Chester County, Pennsylvania office…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Sanctions Actually Granted for Interference with Parenting Time
One of the hardest questions to answer for a client is why a Court doesn't enforce their own Orders. The next hardest questions to answer are if they found the…
Divorce: New York
Using Parenting-Time Calendars Will Avoid Years of Visitation Disputes
By Neil Cahn
Howard v. Laird, a recent decision of New York’s Appellate Division, Second Department, highlights the usefulness of a parenting-time calendar when entering a divorce settlement. In Howard, the appellate court had…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Just Because Parties are Litigious and Cannot Get Along Does Not Mean Parenting Time Can be Altered
War of the Roses style divorces do not just involved money. Very often, they involve disputes regarding the children, pick up and drop off, inflexibility regarding changes to schedules, etc. …
NJ Family Legal Blog
When True Shared Parenting Isn't 50-50 for Relocation Analysis
We have blogged about the issue of relocation (removal) with children after a divorce and the standards that a court must follow. To see our prior posts, click here, here and…