Managing custody disputes becomes challenging when a parent refuses to follow a court-ordered custody arrangement. This creates stress and uncertainty for everyone involved, especially the children. When faced with this situation, it is important to know your legal...
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Unmarried parents’ disputes over child custody and support
Separating is tough, even for unmarried couples. When they have kids, things get even trickier. Custody and child support can become battlegrounds for arguments and hurt feelings. Dive into why this happens and who might have the upper hand in these disputes. The...
Fathers make up an increasing number of custodial parents
Working through the divorce process can present various challenges as a father. If you worry about your ability to spend time with your child or financial obligations in front of you (such as child support payments), you could have a considerable amount of anxiety....
How can I protect my child from my ex’s substance abuse?
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...
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...
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...
Why do custody agreements have right of first refusal clauses?
If you intend to share custody of your kids with your ex-spouse after your divorce concludes, you may have some concerns about his or her decision-making capabilities. Specifically, you may worry your ex will leave your kids with someone who is irresponsible or...
How can you deal with a hostile co-parent?
Discussing sensitive topics like where your child may go to school next year or what medical treatment he or she needs with your co-parent can often feel stressful if your co-parent is hostile. Learning about how to speak respectfully and efficiently with an ex-spouse...
What does an unfit parent look like?
Parents have the legal right and responsibility to shelter and nurture their children to adulthood. When a parent cannot exercise reasonable fitness to care for their minor children, then other parties must step in to protect and provide for those children. Examples...
What Connecticut courts consider when you ask to relocate
When you share a child with someone in Connecticut and want to move away and take your child with you, there are certain steps you must take before you may do so. First, you need to try to get permission from your child’s other parent. If he or she refuses your...
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