Topic
Parenting Time
159 published works
Ontario Family Law Blog
Should Equal Parenting Time be Presumed?
Hilary Linton is a well respected mediator, trainer and lawyer in Ontario. She writes a provocative blog about whether there should be a presumption of 50/50 in custody cases. I…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Shared Custody – It is a Possibility
I suspect that anyone that read my last blog might think that I am against shared custody or that I believe it to be impossible. That is not the case. Rather, my point in…
Family Law Prof Blog
Osterbacka, Merz & Zick: “Human Capital Investments in Children: A Comparative Analysis of the Role of Parent-Child Shared Time in Selected Countries”
By Family Law
Eva Osterbacka (Abo Akademi University), Joachim Merz (Leuphana University) and Cathleen Zick (University of Utah) have posted "Human Capital Investments in Children: A Comparative Analysis of the Role of Parent-Child…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Counting Every Minute Does Not Count Towards a Modification of Custody
After a Parenting Time/Visitation Order is entered, as time goes, often there are variations in the parenting schedule. For example, the children's activities or a parent's work schedule may warrant modifications of…
New Jersey Law Blog
Modification of Custody & Parenting Time
In all cases where custody and/or parenting time is an issue, the New Jersey Court Rules require the Judge to refer the all parties to mediation through the Court to…
NJ Family Legal Blog
A TYPICAL BUT UNFORTUNATE PARENTING TIME DISPUTE
Today's Daily Record has a story of a parenting time dispute that happens all too often. The story, written by Peggy Wright, tells a of a visitation/parenting time fight because…
NJ Family Legal Blog
APPELLATE DIVISION CREATES NEW PROCEDURE LIMITING JUDGE'S ABILITY TO RESTRICT A LITIGANT'S ACCESS TO THE FAMILY COURT
On February 3, 2010, the Appellate Division issued a reported (precedential) opinion in the case of Parish v. Parish. This case is near and dear to me because I represent Mr. Parish…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Modifying a Custody and Parenting Time Agreement
During the course of a litigation where children are involved, the parties will often come to an agreement as to custody and parenting time. By settling on this understandably emotional…
UPDATES IN MICHIGAN FAMILY LAW
Rights regarding custody & parenting time | Unmarried parents
Recently, the following issues were raised concerning the custody and parenting time rights of an unmarried father after a breakup with the mother. After the breakup, the father was able…
New Hampshire Family Law Blog
Beating cabin fever during your parenting time
By Kysa Crusco
The end of January in New England can bring about a bit of cabin fever. More than ever, if you are a parent who has supervised parenting time or visits…