Calculating Child Support: Whose Income Is Used?

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Question: We share joint physical custody almost 50/50, but my ex is listed as the primary custodial parent simply because she works from home. Because she is listed as the primary parent, I am obligated to pay child support yet the child support calculations did not account for her salary.

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Snow Day! So Who Has Parenting Time On Days Off?

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By Erin Brockhoff Belleville, Illinois Divorce Lawyer As winter weather and resulting snow days makes dreams come true for children across the country, it raises the issue of how parenting time and child custody exchanges are handled on unexpected days off from school. Typical child custody exchanges on normal school

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Life After Litigation For Divorced Dads

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By Joseph E. Cordell Adapted from “Divorce Full Force“ Congratulations to all you divorced dads! No matter how difficult or smooth your travels were through divorce court litigation, it’s always nice to breathe a sigh of relief once you have the court-certified copy of your decree in hand and your

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The Importance Of Shared Parenting

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By Julie Garrison Special to DadsDivorce.com In today’s family law landscape, the concept of shared parenting stands out as a tare amidst an otherwise orderly countryside. This is because the courts have been influenced by the longstanding attitude that shared parenting is not a beneficial joint child custody arrangement. What

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Can A Mediator Provide Legal Advice On Divorce?

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By Daniel L. Lambert Mens Divorce Attorney, Cordell & Cordell Typically in a divorce and child custody case where the parties cannot agree to a parenting time schedule or to child custody agreements, then the parties are sent to mediation. The mediator does not represent either party and cannot provide

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