In Kentucky family law cases, it is imperative to think about the needs of children and make sure they are adapting well to the new situation. Provided both parents are capable of providing for the child in every way, it is undoubtedly positive that the child spends...
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How can stepparents help their spouse co-parent?
Navigating the role of a stepparent is complicated as requires finesse and understanding. After all, you are juggling the, sometimes, competing interests of your spouse’s relationship with their child, the ex-spouse’s relationship with their child and your...
Changing a child custody order
Even after a divorce is over and a child custody order is in place, it does not necessarily mean everything is set in stone. Modifying a child custody order is possible and sometimes necessary. When the parents agree, child custody modifications are fairly...
A child’s best interests are key in a family law case
Divorce can be difficult for children. It is easy for kids to get trapped between parents as they seek to end their marriage. A common issue that leads to discord is custody and visitation. Parents need to know how the child’s best interests factor in according to...
How will the court determine your child custody case?
Most parents who go through a divorce worry most about what will happen to their children. While there are the emotional and psychological implications that divorce can have on your kids, you’re probably also concerned about what your time with them will look like...
Can a parent lose their custody or visitation rights?
Every child deserves the love and attention of both parents. If parents divorce, one of the most pertinent issues both parties will work out, either alone or through the court’s guidance is determining the child’s living arrangement going forward. Depending on the...
When can a parent lose their visitation right?
When parents agree on a custody and visitation plan (either alone or with the help of the court), the goal is to bring at least some sense of stability to everyone involved. However, there are quite a few instances when a parent may lose their visitation rights in...