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October 31, 2019

8 Common Child Custody Questions & Answers

Child custody is a complicated area of the law, mainly because child custody laws vary from state to state.

October 30, 2019

How Is Child Support Calculated?

The calculation of child support payments varies by state, as well as several other factors.

October 28, 2019

When Can Children Make Their Own Decisions About Visitation?

Before the age of 18, different states have different requirements for when they will allow a child to have a say in visitation or where they will live, but the court does not have to follow the child’s wishes.

October 25, 2019

13 Apps for Kids to Safely Communicate with Family

There are plenty of messaging apps out there to help keep children in touch with members of their family, no matter where they live.

October 24, 2019

Am I a Legal Guardian to My Stepchild?

In the legal world, the guardianship of a child refers to someone who is caring for a child who is not the child’s biological parent. So, it would seem that a stepparent fits the definition of a guardian.

October 16, 2019

How a Parent Can Regain Their Rights After Losing Custody

Regaining custody is a complicated process, and most experts highly recommend that a parent in this situation seek legal counsel.

October 15, 2019

Valid Reasons for Child Support Adjustments

Changes to a child support order are not uncommon as life circumstances frequently change for both the parents and the children.

October 11, 2019

Why Parenting Doesn't Stop at 18

Children may legally be considered adults at this age, but that does not mean they are have fully grown and developed.

October 10, 2019

How to Break the Awkwardness of Talking to Your Kids About Sex

Parents are fearful of having the sex talk with their children because they are worried about messing it up, having their kids not listen to them or not seeming competent.