Category Archives: Child Custody
Do you know the different post-divorce parenting models?
During a divorce, the court acts to ensure that your children spend time with both parents to forge healthy emotional…
Recognizing signs of parental alienation
When your North Carolina marriage breaks down, or when you have a child with someone who is not your spouse…
The penalties for custody violations
If you have kids, you could struggle with various legal issues when ending your marriage and even years after the…
What is parallel parenting?
Some divorces end with the ex-spouses on good terms with each other. Others do not end as well. If you…
How unwed fathers can claim custodial rights
For fathers going through a North Carolina divorce, custody matters are among the issues typically addressed. However, if you and…
How can I deal with parental alienation?
One of the most challenging aspects of divorce is dealing with child-rearing issues. Even with a solid parenting plan in…
What is “bird nesting” and is it a good solution for our family?
One of the most difficult aspects of divorce is rebuilding your life once the process is over. In the event…
Can parental alienation affect your kids as adults?
Parental alienation affects many children of divorce, and it is to their detriment. However, when dealing with this issue, many…
Will an NC judge consider a child’s opinion in custody matters?
If you are party to an ongoing custody dispute, you may wonder how you can speed up the process and…
Child custody options for North Carolina parents
When a North Carolina married couple with children files for divorce, it brings numerous issues front and center that they…
Child custody talks need not be in person
If parents have a contentious relationship, it can intensify the stress of their divorce. While some parents in North Carolina…
Should your child custody plan include virtual visitation?
When a pair of North Carolina parents file for divorce, they must resolve any number of issues pertaining to their…
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