You had hoped that you and your spouse would be able to finalize your divorce in a swift and amicable fashion. You want what’s best for your children, and you thought your ex did too. Now, your ex is suing you for sole child custody, and you want to convince the...
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What if your ex claims you owe child support?
When parents file for a divorce in Louisiana, they must resolve all issues that are relevant to their children. Such issues typically include terms of agreement regarding custody, as well as financial provisions for the children’s needs. If you’re a non-custodial...
4 child custody exchange tips to avoid trouble
If you’re one of many Louisiana parents who are currently navigating a divorce, your top priority is no doubt to ensure that your children’s needs are met. Even if you and your ex get along well, it’s best to have a plan in place to minimize stress and reduce chances...
Busting myths regarding dads and child custody
In the 1980s and 90s, a common theme was prominent in TV sitcoms and mainstream media in general. This theme centrally focused on a disparaging view of men, and, more specifically, of men who are fathers. Such themes not only painted a picture of deadbeat, lazy dads...
Shared holidays need not be a child custody rule
As a Louisiana parent who has filed for a divorce, it is understandable that you want to keep the peace with your ex and achieve a co-parenting agreement centrally focused on your children's best interests. In most cases, kids are resilient and able to cope with a...
Is bird nesting a legal child custody option?
Most Louisiana family court judges agree that children whose parents share custody following a divorce are often better able to cope than their peers who do not have a shared custody arrangement. Parents are free to negotiate their own terms of agreement. When you...
5 legitimate reasons to modify a child custody order
When a set of Louisiana parents files for divorce, they must resolve numerous issues regarding the care and well-being of their children. Such issues include but are not exclusive to where their children will live and whether both parents will have authority to make...
Facts about child custody mediation in Louisiana
Child custody mediation is becoming more and more common among divorcing parents. It usually involves a neutral mediator who assists in the process of determining custody arrangements. Mediation can be especially beneficial if you are unable to agree on what type of...
Change, housing and children after a divorce
After a divorce, it's common for one or both parties to set up a new household. This can be challenging when there are children involved. For divorcing parents in Louisiana, the welfare of their children is one of their biggest concerns. Luckily, there are some...
Create a successful plan focusing on quality parenting time
For parents, among the most important aspects of a divorce is having to make decisions concerning child custody and visitation. In a post-divorce world, ensuring quality parenting time is always top of mind. In the state of Louisiana, the family court system...