By Evan Kirshenbaum | Published July 23, 2015 | Posted in Child Custody, Divorce, Family Law | Tagged Tags: child custody, child custody rhode island, child custody tips, college transition, common divorce issues, Congratulations! Your child has been accepted to college. Whether your student will live on campus or commute, divorce | Leave a comment
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Heading Off To College – Managing Your Child’s Transition
Congratulations! Your child has been accepted to college. Whether your student will live on campus or commute, you are both about to embark on a new chapter of your lives together. The transition from teenager to independent adult can be very difficult for everyone. Add in a shared custody arrangement and this time can quickly Read More
Read MoreTeens and Visitation
If you’ve ever spent time with a teenager, I’m sure that you’ll agree that they have plenty to say on many topics. When it comes to their own custody arrangement, although they may have a strong opinion, how much say do they really have? The answer is plenty. In Rhode Island, the older the child Read More
Read MoreManaging Your Child's Digital Security Across Two Households
It seems that all children are enamored with screen time from a very early age. It was all good when it occupied a young child for a few minutes while dinner cooked or while waiting for a Doctor’s appointment. But technology has evolved. Devices now include games, music, social media, movies and more – including Read More
Read MoreSpring Celebrations – Who Foots the Bill?
It’s finally spring, and after the winter we had here in Rhode Island, the warm weather is certainly a welcome reprieve. Along with flowers budding there are many rites of passage that your teens will experience, including graduations, proms and religious celebrations such as Bar/Bat Mitzvahs and Confirmations. Hidden in these exciting moments are significant Read More
Read MoreCustody Woes
Ludacris, the actor who stars in The Fast and the Furious, one of the most successful film franchises in history, is in the midst of a very bitter custody battle involving a former fling. The rapper/movie star was awarded custody of their one year old child after his lawyers successfully argued that he would be Read More
Read MoreWhat Role Should Preteens and Teens Play in Creating Custody Agreements?
When it comes to creating a custody and parenting plan for younger children it can be quite a bit simpler than when you’re dealing with a preteen or a teen. With a toddler or an elementary school-aged child, the primary custody decisions are either going to be up to the parents or the Rhode Island Read More
Read MoreClassifying Custody and Understanding What Will Work Best for Your Family
Custody issues can get cloudy and confusing, particularly since it can be such an emotionally charged time for parents and in some cases the involved kids as well. If you’re about to begin divorce or custody proceedings, or are even just considering it as an option but you’re unclear about custody classifications or even how Read More
Read MoreBy Any Means Necessary: Making an Interstate Child Custody Plan Work
When you have to come to terms with the fact that either you or your former spouse may be moving to another state, your first concern is likely your children. Co-parenting after a divorce can seem challenging enough, but how do you make it work when you’re co-parenting from different states? Interstate parenting agreements are Read More
Read MoreAvoiding an Arduous Child Custody Battle
Divorce is already hard enough for everyone involved. It takes a huge toll on a family, including children, but when a child custody battle becomes part of that divorce, it becomes even more challenging. Often parents are worried and anxious, and they then transfer those feelings on to their children. Child custody battles also tend to Read More
Read MoreGrounds for Supervised Visitation in Rhode Island
Divorce is difficult for all persons involved, but it can be especially hard on children. In Rhode Island, child custody is determined according to the best interests of the child. Additionally, state law specifies that in most circumstances the court must provide reasonable visitation rights to the noncustodial parent, except when there is cause as Read More
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