Category Archives: Child Custody
How can I make visitations easier?
One of the most difficult aspects of a divorce in North Carolina is trying to deal with the impact of…
How to uphold the best interests of a child
When divorcing parents are creating a custody and visitation plan, the best interests of the child come first. North Carolina…
How a court determines child custody
North Carolina parents who are going through a divorce may have questions about how their living arrangements will affect the…
Tips for parallel parenting
Some parents in North Carolina who are getting a divorce might be able to co-parent effectively, but others may not.…
Obstacles fathers may face in family court
Some divorced or unmarried fathers might face obstacles when it comes to child support and custody. One father who was…
Why parents might request a child custody modification
There are a number of reasons that separated or divorced parents in North Carolina might need to request a child…
Sharing parental responsibilities after divorce
One of the challenges parents in North Carolina may have to face after divorce is that of co-parenting. However, even…
Steps to creating a workable parenting schedule
Divorcing parents in North Carolina will need to create a parenting schedule for custody and visitation. It is important that…
Review Of Legal Standards For Child Custody Modification
Depending on a parent’s perspective, it may be a huge relief or a cause of a concern that, in North…
A parenting coordinator’s role in a child custody case
A previous post on this blog discussed how Statesville, North Carolina, parents might be able to use a child custody…
What are the advantages of child custody mediation?
Child custody mediation has been growing in popularity over recent years such that many residents of Statesville and other North…
What is joint custody?
Many residents of Statesville, North Carolina, especially if they are single parents, have probably heard the phrase joint custody or…
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