You and your co-parent worked out a comprehensive parenting plan during your divorce that is focused on your child’s well-being. However, while it looks good on paper, the reality of has turned out to be challenging. There’s still a lot of pain and resentment from the...
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3 things to consider when developing a parenting plan
When two people decide to end their relationship, they also have to figure out what is going to happen to their children. This process can be difficult, but it's important to remember that the best interests of the child should always come first. Parents need to work...
Child custody. How do courts determine a child’s best interests?
During your divorce and child custody proceedings, you may hear the phrase, the best interests of the child, several times. It is the standard that Ohio courts use when making child custody determinations. Many parents in Gahanna worry over how the court’s...
Christmas options for divorced parents
Children often see the Christmas season as a magical one full of fun and family time. This can make things challenging for divorced parents, as they want to create this same sort of atmosphere, but they have to share custody of the kids. This can also lead to...
Divorced parenting, remote work and virtual school: Making it work
Every school year is a little unpredictable. If you have a child enrolled in school and know that they will be staying home to take virtual lessons, that issue can throw a kink into your normal activities. What can already be tough to handle can become even more...
Reintroducing an absent parent to children: 2 tips to remember
Things happen in life that sometimes pull parents away from their children. Sometimes, it is a problematic divorce that gets ugly. Eventually, some parents who have been away from their children will decide that it’s time to come back into their lives. Unfortunately,...
Your children’s possessions are not yours to divide as you divorce
Most divorcing couples anticipate that they’ll have some conflicts over property division, but they figure it will be things like bank accounts, investments, the home and maybe artwork and other valuables. They don’t realize they can end up in a fight over their...
Shared Parenting Continues During COVID-19 Crisis
Many parents are concerned about how COVID-19 affects their parenting time schedule and rights under Shared Parenting Plans. The good news is that your plan likely contains language that will help you navigate this difficult time – work together and communicate...
COVID 19 & Child Custody
For those wondering, the March 22 Stay at Home Order is not grounds for disobeying a custody order. If you have questions or concerns, our clients can be reach us at (614) 476-6464 or by e-mail at [email protected]