Don’t let Father’s Day after separation or divorce get you down. Whether or not your kids will be with you this year, here are tips for how to enjoy the day.
Fathers and Divorce
Is There Any Legal Reason Fathers Shouldn’t Be Awarded Child Custody?
There seems to be a growing trend in the area of custody. For years, it used to be the mother of the child(ren) would more often be the primary residential parent. This was especially true with young children. Today, there is a growing trend for parents to share residential custody 50/50 and for more fathers […]
Should Fathers Be Awarded Child Custody As Often As Mothers?
Is there any legal reason why fathers should not be awarded custody of their children just as often as mothers?
25 Tips for Divorced Parents
While going through my divorce and traveling for work, I created the following tips from firsthand experience to help divorced parents stay connected with their kids – and to forge a positive bond in each other’s lives.
Handling Father’s Day Post-Divorce
If this is your first Father’s Day post-separation or divorce, you can expect a ride on the emotional roller-coaster. For divorced dads, family-centered holidays – like Thanksgiving or Father’s Day – can intensify feelings of anger, sadness, or loss.
4 Tips for Fostering Contact with the Absent Parent after Divorce
Children do best when their divorced parents have dealt with their anger and resentment, and when they encourage the children’s bond with the other parent. Here are some tips about fostering contact with the absent parent.
I’ve been ordered to pay an amount of child and/or spousal support that I can’t afford…
“I’ve been ordered to pay an amount of child and/or spousal support that I can’t afford. What are my options?” If the court has ordered that you pay a specific amount, you will have to pay it unless and until your ex agrees to a different amount or the court orders a different amount after […]
Tips for Fathers in Custody Disputes
What you can’t do when a custody battle is brewing, is “nothing”. Recognize that divorce changes the roles for everyone and that you need to get familiar with your children’s schedules, activities, and schools.
A Family’s Heartbreak: A Parent’s Introduction to Parental Alienation
Adam doesn’t see you as his father anymore. The change in an alienated child’s behavior is the hardest concept for an alienated parent to accept.
Fathers more likely to win custody than before
For years, mothers won primary child custody in the vast majority of divorce cases. But the tide has been shifting: most states abolished the tender-years doctrine in 1994, and women have become a much more substantial portion of the workforce over the last 40 years, while more men have become stay-at-home fathers.
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