by Megan Houck | Jul 9, 2026 | Child Custody and Visitation
In today’s world, text messages often play a major role in our personal relationships. Couples discuss finances through text, parents coordinate schedules, and family members communicate important information through their phones every day. When a family law...
by Christin Georgelas | Mar 9, 2026 | Child Custody and Visitation
Going through a separation or divorce is a challenging time as it is, but when children are involved, the process becomes even more complex. As parents, your focus should always be on the well-being of your children, which includes establishing healthy and effective...
by Christin Georgelas | Nov 7, 2024 | Child Custody and Visitation
Children who are going through their parents’ divorce often have to deal with many scenarios they’ve never experienced before. For some, the fighting between their parents is traumatic. It’s possible that a parent will take advantage of this to try to turn the child...
by Christin Georgelas | Jan 25, 2024 | Child Custody and Visitation
You have primary physical custody of your children, and you’d love to move — but your co-parent isn’t likely to give their consent. Can you get the court to modify your custody agreement so that you can go? The answer depends on several different factors. Can You Move...
by Christin Georgelas | Apr 20, 2023 | Child Custody and Visitation
People often fantasize about making a clean break when they file for divorce. They want to wash their hands of their spouse and never see them again. However, that is not a very realistic goal for most spouses with children. Unless there is a very unusual situation...
by Christin Georgelas | Mar 30, 2023 | Child Custody and Visitation
In a world where social media is king, it’s essential to know how your posts can impact your life – including your child custody case. While you may not think twice about what you share on Facebook or Instagram, courts can and do often review social media posts as...
