Judges must use the legal best interest of the child test, when making parenting (child custody) decisions after separation. The best interests of the child test specifically requires the judge to consider each parent’s ability to support the child’s relationship…
From the change to the Divorce and Family Laws to eliminate the term child custody, it is clear that the law is more concerned about the kids than their parents. Whether a parent puts the kids needs ahead of their…
Blocking the Kids from a Parent Can Have Severe Consequences in the Wrong Situation Cutting off the kids from the other parent, or even trying to intervene in the children’s relationship with the other parent, is one of the most…
In the heat of a separation, leaving the home, or throwing your ex out, can seem like a good idea. But, it can have unanticipated parenting and financial consequences.