Recent collegiate research suggests that parents who are hostile and combative following a divorce can eventually work together to improve their co-parenting skills and better serve their children's best interests. The study examined interview responses from 20...
Month: August 2012
Can I deny my ex visitation if they are behind on support payments?
While visitation is a child custody issue and therefore separate from child support, many custodial parents see them as intertwined. For instance, parents may think it is unfair that a parent who fails to make child support payments is allowed to spend significant...
Michigan Supreme Court divided on “deadbeat” parent issue
A recent decision handed down by the Michigan Supreme Court allows parents with delinquent child support payments to potentially avoid a felony charge by arguing that it is impossible for them to meet their obligations. The court upheld a lower court's 2004 decision...
Should you save your marriage or file for a divorce?
How can you tell when your marriage is worth saving, or if a divorce is in your family's best interest? It is important to assess the strengths and problems in your marriage before making this decision. Marriage counselors and attorneys in Michigan and throughout the...
Game on: Child custody arrangement includes sports games
Post-divorce child custody agreements are often individualized to meet the needs of both parents and children. These agreements may also be modified throughout the children's lives, so that both parents are able to spend important times with their children. A recent...