Co-parenting after a divorce or separation is a significant life change. As such, transitioning from being partners with your ex to co-parents is going to require patience, clear communication and a (hopefully, as you can’t control your ex’s approach) shared...
What should parents know about child custody arrangements?
When parents separate, one of the most important issues they will face is deciding who gets custody of the children. Child custody refers to the legal right to care for and make decisions about a child's upbringing. New Hampshire family courts may award different...
How can you make a positive impression in a child custody hearing?
Child custody hearings can be stressful. Making a positive impression in court is crucial, as it can significantly impact the outcome of your case. Below are suggestions for presenting yourself in the best light during these proceedings. The importance of a positive...
Does divorce have any benefits for children?
When discussing divorce, the conversation often centers on its challenges, particularly its impact on children. This focus may stem from personal experiences, such as growing up with divorced parents or undergoing a divorce. All this makes it hard to imagine any...
Can you modify child custody arrangements for holidays?
Barbecue dinners in the garden are great, but what if you want to make special holiday memories and go on a trip instead? Whether traveling out-of-state or out-of-the-country, extended holiday trips can clash with your child custody arrangement. If your holiday travel...
Tips for creating an effective co-parenting plan
Co-parenting can be challenging. However, with the right approach, you could create a harmonious environment for your children. A well-structured co-parenting plan is essential for maintaining stability and reducing conflict. Below are tips you may consider to help...
Navigating child custody during the holidays
The holiday season can be a challenging time for families that have recently undergone a divorce. Balancing each parent's wants and preferences while keeping the children's needs as the focus can be a tightwire act. However, the holidays do not need to be this...
Preparing for the conversation: how to talk to your kids about divorce
Telling your children about a divorce or a separation can be one of the most difficult conversations a parent can have. It is natural to feel anxious and worried about how they will react. However, approaching the discussion with care and compassion can help ease the...
What are the types of supervised visitation in New Hampshire?
Allowing visitation is a typical way for courts to help parents maintain relationships with their children after the divorce. Sometimes, the involved parties are on good enough terms to entrust the child to the other parent. Still, other cases can have specific...
The impacts of divorce and how to deal with them
Divorce marks a significant turning point in the lives of all involved. It brings both challenges and opportunities for personal growth and development. Understanding the impacts of divorce and learning effective coping strategies can significantly ease the transition...