Substance use disorder can negatively impact an individual’s ability to act rationally and reasonably, potentially putting the lives of those around them in danger. If your ex shares custody of your children and you notice signs of substance abuse, you can take steps...
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Child Custody
Is it fair for your co-parent to have more custody of your kids?
There are many points of concern you will have to address in the midst of the divorce process, with child custody being chief among them. As the process continues, it might become apparent that your soon-to-be ex-spouse is going to receive a greater share of custody...
Preparing for your turn in child custody court
Reaching an agreement about how you will split your time with your children is arguably one of the hardest parts of a divorce. Depending on the circumstances, you might feel strongly about an arrangement where you have full custody. If you allow your emotions to get...
Improving your custody-sharing experience
Sharing custody may provide a positive opportunity for your children to have a relationship with both parents even if you divorced your former spouse. However, both parties have to work together to achieve that outcome. Making your custody-sharing experience a...
Do unmarried parents need child custody agreements?
Unmarried parents can often benefit from having clear child custody arrangements. You can help your family avoid conflict and pursue an agreement that prioritizes your children's needs. Even if you have a friendly relationship with your children's other parent, you...
What are the benefits of joint custody?
When parents go through a divorce, they most likely want a custody option that will suit their child well. Custody differs from family to family, and what works for one may not work for others. However, joint custody has a long history of serving benefits to both the...
Where should you swap physical custody of your children?
If you are planning to share custody of your children with your ex-spouse after your divorce becomes final, you should prepare yourself for some growing pains. After all, according to Psychology Today, it can take a great deal of time to acclimate yourself to a...
How do Connecticut courts decide who gets custody?
The underlying driver of how courts award the custody of children in Connecticut is the best interest of the child. Courts consider a variety of factors when making this decision. How do courts determine what the best interests of the child are? What does best...
Tips for long distance co-parenting
After your divorce, a Connecticut judge may grant you and your ex-spouse joint custody of your children. However, if you need to move out of state, you may worry about meeting your parental responsibilities while maintaining a parent-child bond. These are tips for how...
How should you approach your children with the topic of divorce?
Announcing your divorce is difficult, but it can be much more complicated when you have to tell it to the people it affects the most. Your children rely on you and your spouse to care for them, to love them and they may expect that you and your partner cannot ever...
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