Question: My wife is addicted to drugs. I left the home 6 months ago and moved a few hours away without the children because I couldn’t afford a divorce lawyer. CPS now has the children in their custody because of my wife’s drug abuse. The problem is I am being …
CONTINUE READINGBy Matt Allen Editor, DadsDivorce.com Pamela Richardson spent hundreds of thousands of dollars and 12 years in court witnessing first-hand the dangerous effects of parental alienation. Her story of the “struggle, the hope, the missteps and all the agonizing drama along the way” formed her book, A Kidnapped Mind. Richardson …
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Question: My ex-wife currently petitioned the court to not have my children exposed to my fiancée during my parenting time because of her previous drug history with marijuana. The children were never exposed to the drugs and we both have consented to random drug tests. Is there a way to …
CONTINUE READINGDadsDivorce.com editor Matt Allen visits with Dr. Charles Corry, one of the leading researchers on domestic violence against men and president of the Equal Justice Foundation. Corry discusses his research on domestic violence against men, including “primary aggressor” laws and why they often are used against men. Also, listen to …
CONTINUE READINGQuestion: There has been domestic violence in our marriage on both sides, some which occurred in front of the children. How will this affect my divorce and my child custody rights? What if I refuse to sign the divorce papers? Will a divorce still be granted?
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Question: My soon-to-be ex-wife is dating my older son’s 20-year-old best friend. This individual was abused as a child, did time in prison for armed robbery, and has done numerous adult videos. I do not want him around my children. What are my chances of forcing my spouse into supervised …
CONTINUE READINGBy Joseph E. Cordell, J.D., C.P.A, LL.M Principal Partner, Cordell & Cordell Orders of protection are unfortunately common in family law cases and are often used for strategic reasons. The terminology of the protective orders vary by state (they can be called protection from abuse orders, personal protection orders, domestic …
CONTINUE READINGBy Molly Murphy False allegations of physical and sexual abuse have become more and more common in the family court in the last few years. Whether a false allegation is made maliciously or made out of a feeling of concern, the result can be the same for the accused. The …
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Question: My ex-wife is the guardian of my children. She has had my child coached on parental alienation and now has my child claiming I sexually abused her, which is absolutely false. Since the allegations, all visitation and contact has stopped while I continue to pay child support. What is …
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Question: My wife and I have been separated for a while and I am living with my parents while she stays in the marital home. My wife will not let me have my daughter spend the night with me since my father is an alcoholic and she doesn’t want the …
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