Many parents struggle with the idea of sharing custody. The prospect of only having a limited amount of time with their children can be very upsetting for the typical parent. Particularly when the goal is to share parenting time as evenly as possible, the possibility...
Trusted Toledo Attorneys Here For You In Difficult Times
Child Custody
Tips for co-parenting infants
Co-parenting a baby presents unique challenges and considerations, particularly when dealing with infants' specific needs and routines. If the baby is breastfeeding, this adds a layer of complexity to the co-parenting arrangement. Parents must ensure the decisions...
When Ohio parents can obtain sole custody of children
Divorcing parents often make matters related to their children the top priority in their court proceedings. They want to have as much time with their children as possible and to maintain a degree of influence over their health, faith and education. Typically, family...
Child support modifications: When to adjust payments
Child support payments are designed to provide financial assistance to the custodial parent, helping ensure that the child's basic needs are met. However, life is ever-evolving, and what may have been suitable child support arrangements at the time of the divorce or...
Beyond stereotypes: Does gender matter in child custody cases?
Historically, family courts favored awarding custody to mothers, assuming they were naturally better caregivers. Fathers, in turn, were often relegated to visitation rights. However, societal norms have shifted in recent decades, and the legal system has adapted to...
When should you change your parenting plan?
Raising children in two homes can be challenging, but a parenting plan can make work more manageable. With a highly structured plan, you and the other parent will know your schedules, what to do during emergencies, and so on. However, as time goes by, your existing...
How to deal with a difficult co-parent
Some people change after a divorce. Thus, your children's other parent may not act as they did when you were married. If you opted for co-parenting due to its significant benefits but are having a hard time, you may be dealing with a difficult co-parent. A few...
4 factors to consider when making a parenting plan
If you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse have kids and have agreed on a parenting plan, you should need accurate information to make fair decisions. Co-parenting offers many benefits, but practicality and fairness are key to its success. The following are four factors to...
How parental relocation impacts kids in shared custody situations
Many children struggle when their parents decide to divorce. It is difficult for them to navigate the conflict between their parents. Many of them internalize the idea that they are somehow to blame for the end of the marriage. The less time they have with each of...
Your job offer would necessitate child custody modification
The good news is that you have been offered a promotion with more responsibility and a higher salary. The not-so-good news is that the job means moving from Toledo to Cincinnati, requiring modification to your existing child custody agreement. What will the court say?...