Some parents choose to use their child as a weapon during divorce. Experts agree, it will inevitably come back to haunt the parent who does so – and might just destroy a kid’s well-being.
The good news is that most know better and do the right thing. They understand that there are productive ways to
Ontario divorce attorney Brian Galbraith brought a new website to my attention today: Changeville. You might be thinking Obama, but this new resource is available to children whose parents who are going through a divorce.
Galbraith writes:
It teaches kids what happens when their parents separate in an entertaining, online way. The tour
If you and your spouse cannot reach agreement on the legal and physical custody of your child, your matter is probably headed for trial. The court will be left to determine what is in the “best interests” of your child through the use of a custody evaluation and report. About 95% of the time, the
Depending upon your point of view, you may or may not appreciate the fact that Minnesota law contains a presumption of sole physical custody. So many potential clients ask about that. I don’t believe it is a question of whether the standard will change, but when the standard will change – based upon recent legislative