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How To Make Joint Custody Work For Your Family
Newly divorced and wondering how to navigate joint custody? When both parents can provide a safe, nurturing environment for their kids, joint custody can prove very beneficial for children. As expected with any major change in family dynamics, getting into the groove of this new arrangement may prove challenging at the outset. Still, with effort, Read More
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What Proves a Parent Unfit In Rhode Island?
Dealing with the end of your marriage isn’t easy. In fact, divorce is often one of the most challenging times in life. Still, most adults are able to cope with the pain of divorce, knowing that the process is temporary and on the other side is a chance to start anew. When you’re a parent Read More
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Determining Custody In Rhode Island Family Court
Determining Custody In Rhode Island Family Court Child custody cases are never easy, regardless of the situation. Often though, parents who are amicable or at least able to tolerate each other, have a better chance of making the experience easier on their children and themselves. Understanding the Basics of Child Custody Law in Rhode Island Read More
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Understanding Rhode Island Custody Arrangements
Divorce is challenging, regardless of your family dynamics. When children are involved, navigating divorce and understanding your options becomes even more complicated. While custody arrangements vary, there are general terms you should familiarize yourself with during the divorce process. In Rhode Island, the relevant distinction is between child custody, visitation, and placement. The state Read More
Read MoreConsidering a Late Summer Vacation? Custody Tips to Consider Before you Leave
As August unfolds there is a hint of autumn air settling in and a sense of all that comes along with it – back to school planning, more structured schedules, and the loss of casual summer dress codes at work. Although retailers work hard at making us believe that summer is rapidly ending, the reality Read More
Read MoreUsing Technology To Help Co–Parent
On the scale of embracing technology, there are early adopters and there are resistors. Wherever you may fall, it’s difficult to argue with the fact that technology can simplify our lives. In many cases, we may resist using technology because it limits personal interaction between people. When considering communication between parents with shared custody, maybe Read More
Read MoreYou’ve Received Custody of Your Child or Children. Now What?
For most, this may not come as a surprise, as child custody is often determined though a lengthy legal process. But there are times when custody can change quickly. Either way, when the decision happens, there will be some immediate concerns that you’ll need to address. Following is a list of some initial steps that Read More
Read MoreKids and Divorce, Lessons From Jennifer Garner
With all of the fanfare surrounding the academy awards in recent weeks, it’s hard to miss the bevy of news coming from Hollywood involving the most high profile celebrities. This month’s Vanity Fair Magazine features Jennifer Garner on the cover, discussing her divorce from Actor, Ben Affleck. The article goes into a lot of detail Read More
Read MoreYour Child Wants to Convert to Another Religion – Is this Legal?
There are times when a child hasn’t aged out of a custody arrangement, but begins to express definitive religious preferences and opinions about conversion. Most commonly, this happens when one parent observes a different religion than the other, it can also happen as a child approaches confirmation or bar/bat mitzvah age and the structure of Read More
Read MorePlanning An International Trip This Year? Every Child Needs A Passport
A passport is a ticket to adventure, a world of travel or the key to visiting family or friends abroad, but in recent years, this critical document is not an easy one to obtain, especially for children under the age of 16. The application process takes time, and if you are a parent in the Read More
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