Co-Parenting After Divorce Episode 65 http://media.blubrry.com/familylawinsider/p/content.blubrry.com/familylawinsider/Co-Parenting_After_Divorce_With_Judy_Rabinor_FINAL_MXDWN2.mp3 Leave us a 5-star rating and review on iTunes and Stitcher! Disclaimer: The materials and content within this podcast are intended as general information only and are not to be considered a substitute for professional legal advice or a consultation with a lawyer. 1. Family Law Tip of The Week Work with […]
Sole Custody-Family Law’s Fighting Words Written by: Tracy Augustin We are all aware of our First Amendment right to freedom of speech, but did you know that there are exceptions or limitations to this freedom? Some of these exceptions include the following types of speech: obscenities, child pornography, threats and false statements of fact. […]
The 11 Factors That Will Make (or Break) Your Child Custody Case If you follow our blog or know a bit about family law, then you should be familiar with the phrase “The Best Interests of the Child.” Not only is it one of the most often used phrases among family law […]
Kids and Divorce Over the Long Term Divorce isn’t just hard for the two parties going through one; kids and divorce can lead to years of conflict and stress for everyone involved. There’s no guarantee how a child will react to a divorce. Some children will close themselves off, while others will act out. Although […]
Why Arizona Really Isn’t a Mother’s Rights State There are tons of urban myths circulating in the world when it comes to family law. One of those myths is that Arizona is a “mother’s rights state”. Sorry moms… It’s not. Still…if you are a mom, don’t lose hope. And if you are a […]
The Problem with “My Kid” During Divorce and Custody Cases What’s The Problem With “My Kid”? Written by: Stefano Ceroni If you were only drawn to this blog because of its title, then I should probably clarify a few things before I go any further: First, I’m not a psychologist, therapist, counselor or […]
Parenting Coordinators, High Conflict and Parental Inflation It Doesn’t End When The Judge Signs the Decree Written by: Stefano Ceroni It is important for parties who are involved in a paternity or divorce action (with children) to realize that their individual case will not necessarily end when the Judge signs their final Decree. […]
Equal Equal Equal Parenting Time Written by: Stefano Ceroni It seems to be the recent trend of late for judges to award parties equal parenting time whenever there are no fitness issues or practicality concerns that would otherwise warrant a less than equal arrangement. Equal parenting time time is not preferred by all […]
The Goal For Drafting a Parenting Time Plan is Specificity Heaven The Goal of Every Business is Repeat Business Written by: Stefano Ceroni What is the quintessential goal of almost every business when it comes to addressing the issue of customer service? REPEAT BUSINESS!!! Businesses always want to provide their customers […]
Babies, Breast Feeding, Divorce and Visitation Breast Feeding Babies and Divorce As we all know, the instant a baby is born, life changes forever. Unfortunately for some, a bundle of joy has the power to make or break a relationship already teetering on the edge. As Phoenix divorce and visitation attorneys, we have seen […]
