5 Less Than Obvious Tips To Increase Your Parenting Time

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By Julie Garrison Special to DadsDivorce.com In my previous article that discussed how a non-custodial father can build his case for more parenting time, there were custody tips for men on how to behave when considering a custody modification. But there are less obvious, though just as effective, ways that

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Building A Case For More Parenting Time

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By Julie Garrison Special to DadsDivorce.com It is seemingly universal that divorced dads want to have more parenting time with their children than what the court has “awarded” them. While a child custody modification proceeding may seem daunting, there are steps you can take now to build a case for

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DadsDivorce Live: Go Fatherhood, A Blog For Divorced Dads

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Dave Taylor’s insightful and humorous posts on his blog GoFatherhood.com run the gamut from handling his teenage daughter’s dating to managing a household to long-distance parenting problems that frequently exist for divorced dads. Dave is a single dad to three who blogs about divorce, parenting, and being a single father

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Money Made Easy: Teaching Your Kids Financial Responsibility

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Divorced dads raising kids need to instill responsible financial behaviors in their children at a young age, according to financial adviser Dan Danford, CFP®, CRSP®, MBA. As the father of three financially-independent daughters, Danford shares his real-life experiences along with some helpful financial advice as you attempt to teach your

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Parenting Time Over School Breaks

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By Sarah Long Cordell & Cordell Minnesota Divorce Lawyer With Spring Break approaching for many school-aged children, divorced dads have questions about parenting time over school breaks. Below are answers to four common questions on Spring Break parenting time.

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Options For Suspected Sexual Abuse

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By Daniel Exner Milwaukee Divorce Lawyer If you fear your children are at serious risk for sexual abuse there are generally a number of different options that may be available to help. Below are 4 options you can pursue if you fear your children are being sexually abused, but please

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DadsDivorce Live: Parental Alienation 911

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Our friends Jill Egizii and Judge Michele Lowrance have teamed together to create the workbook “Parental Alienation 911,” which is a compilation of research, expert interviews, and solutions to apply to real cases. Egizii is an alienated mother and the President of the Parental Alienation Awareness Organization, and Lowrance has

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Ethics Of Having The Children Meet With A Lawyer

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Question: In a child custody case where the mother petitioned for a modification of custody, she brought the children into her divorce lawyer’s office during a consultation. Is this not unethical for attorneys to advise a client about a case involving children in front of the children? And what are

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Child Custody Evaluations Performed By Psychologists

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By Sara Pitcher Noblesville, Indiana Divorce Lawyer A child custody evaluation is an examination and evaluation by a disinterested third party who can assist the court in determining what would be in the best interest of the child by meeting with the parents and other family members, child, and watching

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Traveling Out Of Country With Children

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By Sara Pitcher Noblesville, Indiana Divorce Lawyer If you plan on traveling out of the country with your children, then additional steps other than the ones outlined in “Traveling Out Of State With Children” must be taken. Travel outside of the country may be substantially more difficult or even prohibited

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