Child Custody

Lying in family court can cost you both custody and jail time.A woman from California is learning that lesson the hard way after she perjured herself in family court. She won't know her actual sentence until January 2018, but she faces a potential of four years in...

We live in an increasingly mobile society -- and that doesn't change just because a couple gets divorced.One member of the former couple may need to follow a career to another state. Perhaps the other member of the couple wants to return to his or her home state in...

In a previous article, we've addressed how important it is for divorced parents to be on the same page when it comes to things like gift giving and Santa Claus.However, nothing is going to create a more lasting -- and wretched -- memory of the holidays for your kids...

The concept of shared parenting was apparently lost on an Arizona woman and her parents -- leaving an infant's father to wonder for four months if his son was okay. Eventually, the mother and child were tracked down in Ramona, California. The father -- who has now...

Halloween is seldom addressed in child custody agreements because it isn't considered a national holiday. Unless you were thinking ahead when you made your final custody agreement, you may find that you don't have any specifics laid out for the festivities. If you're...

Bird-nest parenting, also called "nesting," has been the latest wave in co-parenting techniques for several years. Essentially, it's the thing all the cool divorced parents were trying: The kids stayed in the family home so that they experienced minimal disruption to...

One of the problems associated with shared parenting is that kids sometimes end up feeling like they don't really have a home of their own. Because they split their time between households and parents, it's easy for a kid to lose his or her sense of stability. Instead...

Custody is never truly final -- and you need to keep that in mind if you have primary physical custody of your children and want to keep it.That's the lesson to be learned from the case of "DaddyOFive," a father and YouTube blogger who thought he and his current wife...

Attorneys in all areas of the law are starting to sound like broken records when it comes to advising their clients to stay away from social media when they're in the middle of a lawsuit -- but that's only because clients continue to make social media mistakes that...