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What is Collaborative Divorce?
A Collaborative Divorce is a legal divorce process that allows co-parents to negotiate the terms of divorce. It’s and alternative to fighting in court, while avoiding a prolonged process where the child(ren) is the subject of a nasty litigation dispute.
Questions To Ask Your Attorney: Custody Case
A common mistake that we encounter is a parent who says, “I didn’t hire the right attorney.” Understandably, circumstances can force a sense of urgency, leaving little time to perform proper due diligence.
But what does “Proper Due Diligence” look like? What are the “Good Questions” I’m supposed to ask?
Representing Yourself “Filing Pro Se”
When parents split up, and. both parents want access to their child(ren), custody arrangements must be determined.
A commonly overlooked option while navigating the custody process is representing yourself, or “Filing Pro Se.”
Q&A With Al Huntoon, CoParenting Advisor - Part II
Question & Answer with Industry Professionals.
Purpose: Use our ever growing network of reputable industry peers to produce educational content that will help more working parents achieve successful coparenting outcomes.
Parenting Plans For Teenagers
Parenting plans with children birth to age 5 require unique considerations. What about parenting plans for teenagers 15-18? A parenting plan governs the relationship and decision-making between parents and the child(ren). It addresses issues such as education, health care, and time-sharing.
Child Custody & Co-Parenting Impact on Working Parents (Part 1)
Navigating divorce, child custody disputes, and co-parenting challenges has a significant impact on working parents. The intricacies of custody and co-parenting often create personal challenges that carry over into the workplace. This can lead to absenteeism, decreased productivity, and in many situations, diminished career pathways. Here are (4) areas of the workforce impacted by custody and co-parenting challenges.
Q&A with Jennifer Cormack, Private Investigator - Retired FBI Special Agent & U.S. Army Veteran
Jennifer Cormack brings a wealth of expertise from her distinguished career as a U.S. Army Veteran and 20 years as an FBI Special Agent. Now a private investigator and founder of Jennifer Cormack Consulting, she focuses on open-source intelligence, fraud investigations, and litigation support. With her analytical skills and dedication, Jennifer helps uncover facts that empower families and safeguard children.
Q&A With Al Huntoon, Coparenting Advisor
We hope this Q&A is the first of many... Question & Answer with Industry Professionals.
Purpose: Use our ever growing network of reputable industry peers to produce educational content that will help more working parents achieve successful coparenting outcomes.
Parenting Plan Considerations For Teenagers (15-18)
Parenting plans with children age 0-5 should address unique child development considerations. What about parenting plans for teenagers, age 15-18? Post-high school planning becomes more important. What if one parent believes technical college is the best career path for the child, compared to a university? Who decides? Who pays? Is there a provision that caps tuition payments, which may be an expense assigned to one parent?...
Child Development Considerations For Parenting Plans
Published in Paradise News Magazine
This article is meant to inform parents that Age Appropriate Parenting Plans exist, including “Age-Based Guidelines for Parenting Plans and Schedules”. There are also mediators who specialize in this and can facilitate a process that best fits the circumstances. Other resources include child development, educational experts…
Addressing Child Education in Parenting Plans
Published in Paradise News Magazine – December 2024
Knowing what education-related issues to consider can help parents anticipate disagreements and be better prepared to draft a parenting plan they agree on. The more prepared both parents are regarding each other’s concerns, the more likely they can work collaboratively and agree on a plan that best supports the child’s education.
Social Media During Divorce & Child Custody Disputes
Published in Belleair Neighborhood News Magazine – November 2024
For parents navigating divorce & child custody, posting on social media can significantly impact the outcome in court. Properly navigating the social media landscape is critical to avoiding unnecessary pitfalls, which can have devastating effects on the children. Before clicking “post”, consider these consequences.…
Due Diligence: Finding The RIGHT Attorney For Child Custody
Published in Clearwater Beach Neighborhood News Magazine – November 2024
Better Prepare Yourself For Due Diligence When Selecting Your Attorney… General Questions About Custody Law, Fees & Case Management…
Social Media Use During Divorce & Child Custody Disputes
Published in Paradise News Magazine – October 2024
For parents navigating divorce & child custody, posting on social media can significantly impact the outcome in court. Properly navigating the social media landscape is critical to avoiding unnecessary pitfalls, which can have devastating effects on the children. Before clicking “post”, consider these consequences.…
Mindful Tips for Educators with Students Involved in Child Custody Disputes
Published in Early Learning Coalition of Pasco & Hernando – 2024 Spotlight on Providers
Educators with students whose parents are going through a custody dispute may wonder… What is my role, or appropriate level of involvement? How can I protect myself from legal entanglements? We’ve identified a few areas that are important to be mindful of....