Co-parenting is a word that is often used to describe joint child custody arrangements and is meant to describe an arrangement in which both parents take an active role in important decisions for their child even when they do not have physical custody. Co-parenting can be difficult, particularly when a marriage ended in part because of disagreements on parenting decisions.
Will those tickets to the game impact your child support payment?
The average reader might not make a connection between those concert tickets they got from their boss and their child support payments. However, these types of employer perks can often have an impact on the amount of child support that is due since perks from a job are considered a form of compensation in some states.
Does a transactional approach improve divorce outcomes?
Making the decision to end a marriage is never easy. Once that decision is made, a lot of the work of legally ending the relationship begins. For couples who have children, that means sorting out custody and support issues which are difficult on a practical and on an emotional level. When emotions are involved and two caring parents are trying to do the best thing for their children, things can get a little messy.
Mediation leads to reduction in celebrity child support case
Sometimes when we read about celebrity divorces or child custody cases the issues can seem worlds away from the ones that average Florida families experience. However, at the heart of every child custody and support dispute is always the priority of serving the best interests of the child and in looking at cases in the news we can see the different ways that can be interpreted. In some cases it leads to creative solutions that are unconventional but help create stability for the children.
