Child custody

If you feel you will struggle with co-parenting and communication in a high-conflict divorce, these are some items I put in my child custody agreement. I

If you are fighting for custody, the day will come when you will have your final hearing. To truly win custody and prove you are the better parent, you will need to present lots of convincing evidence in court. Sadly, your personal testimony weighs very little with the judge. So what evidence do you need, and how should you show it in court?

Developing a custody agreements seems overwhelming at first. Here's our full list of things you should include in a custody agreement.

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Best examples of 80/20 child custody schedules. Here are several visitation plans for an 80 to 20 percentage split, which means 3 overnights per fortnight for the non-custodial parent.

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Clear and concise evidence preparation strategies for navigating a child custody dispute. Check out the guide book that countless parents are turning to for implementing winning strategies for their case. Protect your rights as a parent and secure your bond with your children.

At the end of a successful child custody mediation meeting, you'll agree on issues regarding your children. Preparing for this critical conversation can help you make sure your children get the arrangements they need. https://hellodivorce.com/divorce-mediation/child-custody-mediation-checklist

Read this informative article about drug and alcohol testing in child custody cases. The information is valuable for both parents when faced with this topic.

The court bases decisions on what's best for the kids during a divorce and separation case. Our checklist helps parents make the important decisions so your child's needs are met.