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When parents decide to separate or divorce in Arizona, they must agree on a plan to provide continued care for their offspring. In many cases, the parents are awarded joint custody of the children. If parents have difficulty reaching agreeable terms to raise their...
If you are an Arizona parent who is about to go through a child custody hearing, you may be feeling overwhelmed and scared. You may feel like any minor mistake could result in you losing custody of your child. Thankfully, there are a few things you can do to prepare...
Unless there are legitimate safety concerns, it is typically in your children's interests to maintain a relationship with both parents. Shared custody is an effective way of maintaining this relationship. According to the Mayo Clinic, the developmental stage that your...
Responsible parents know a great deal of effort goes into choosing childcare. Indeed, the person with whom you choose to leave your kids must keep them safe when you are not around. According to Psychology Today, your choice of babysitter also may affect your...
Due to a long-awaited promotion at work, you are planning to move to another company office across the state. You must petition the court since you want your 9-year-old son to relocate with you. Will the court approve your request? Giving notice If you and your former...
When you decide to divorce, your children are first and foremost in your mind. You want to ensure they have a living situation that meets their care needs. The court begins with the presumption that you and your spouse will share joint custody of the children. In...
If you are a divorced or separated parent, co-parenting is likely a new concept for you. It can be a difficult process, but it is also very important for the well-being of your child. In order to make co-parenting work, you need to plan, communicate and be flexible....
Even when divorce is in the best interest of your family, developing a healthy co-parenting relationship with your former spouse is often difficult. This is especially true if your ex exhibits certain narcissistic personality traits, which can get in the way of your...
You want to minimize the effects of divorce on your children as much as possible, but you must accept that they live in two households now. This may not be the arrangement you desire, but you want to make the most of it. Focus on the Family offers insights for helping...
Noticing that your children are shying away from talking with you due to your ex-spouse's interference can lead to stress and worry. This form of manipulation, known as parental alienation, harms you in both emotional and practical ways. Less time together According...