After a child custody case, you may feel like focusing solely on your children and thinking little about your former partner. If the two of you have to co-parent, but your ex does not have custody, you may still need to include him or her in decisions. According to...

If you intend to share physical custody of your child with your ex-spouse after your divorce, you probably cannot cut your ex out of your life completely. After all, not only may you have to make some parenting decisions together, but you also probably must see your...

When couples with children divorce, the relationship between one parent and those children may change because of parental alienation. While this phenomenon does not occur with all divorces, Web MD notes that it usually occurs between the children and the non-custodial...

Most parents who are facing a divorce work together as much as possible to come up with an appropriate custody agreement. In some cases, however, one parent may feel so much rage that he or she takes the children to another location before a formal custody agreement...

If you are in the middle of a divorce, you already know there are a lot of adjustments you will need to make in life. If you have children, this usually means sharing them with the other parent. However, the custody process can be confusing. Make sure you are aware,...

As you move on with your life following your divorce in Connecticut, you will no doubt encounter a number of new opportunities. One of these may be the chance to relocate to a new area (either to be closer to family or a new romantic partner, or to pursue new career...

Often, stepparents share many of the same parental responsibilities as their spouses. You may feel like you are an equal parent in the relationship, but this is not the case legally. You can, however, adopt your stepchild under certain circumstances. How can you adopt...

After you and your spouse decided to divorce, they may have informed you that they plan on moving from Connecticut. If you two have children, their relocation will complicate custody matters. Even if they’re moving close by, you will likely worry about your...