Depending on how your family was organized while you were married, you may or may not know how best to spend time with your children during visitation days. For example, let's say you have your child for every other weekend. You've cleared your schedule so that you can spend every second together on these days, but what should you and your son or daughter do to pass the time?
Divorced noncustodial dads: What do the statistics say?
The Fatherhood Institute studies single dads and their relationship with their children. The institute offers useful statistics that show how noncustodial dads maintain their relationship with their children. Studying this data may be interesting to fathers who want to know where they stand in terms of the norm for a single, noncustodial father.
What should I do if my child was taken to a foreign country?
International marriages are more common than ever, and that means that international divorces are also on the rise. These situations get particularly complicated when children are involved -- especially if the foreign spouse decides to take the child outside of the United States and back to his or her home country.
What are my rights as a Florida grandparent?
Florida is a popular spot for retirees and elderly individuals, but that doesn't mean grandparents have an easy time safeguarding their right to visit with their grandkids. In fact, Florida's grandparent visitation laws are don't protect very much in terms of visitation rights, but they do offer some protections.
