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How Divorced Parents Can Help Their Kids During the Holidays
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCIf you recently finalized your divorce, getting through your first holiday season with the children will present some new challenges you must learn to field your way through. Although you and your spouse are no longer a couple, you are both still parents and share a common goal in caring for the wellbeing of your children. Therefore, it is your responsibility to work together as a team to help ...Continue Reading -
Creating New Thanksgiving Traditions After a Divorce
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCThanksgiving is fast approaching and it can be a challenging time for divorced parents. Whether your divorce was recently finalized or you have already celebrated several Thanksgivings, you might still find yourself struggling to navigate this new normal, especially if you cannot spend it with your children. However, this does not mean you cannot create new traditions. Thanksgiving does not have ...Continue Reading -
Helping Your Kids Enjoy Halloween After a Divorce
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCHelping Your Kids Enjoy Halloween After a Divorce Halloween is almost upon us, so now is the time to start making plans to ensure your little ones can enjoy this ghoulishly fun holiday. If you recently finalized your divorce, this might feel like an insurmountable challenge. Do not let the newness of this situation frighten you, however. There is more than one way to conjure up an effective ...Continue Reading -
Mistakes You Should Avoid Making During a Child Custody Case
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCFor parents, nothing is more important than their children, which is why child custody disputes are some of the most heavily contested family law issues. Given the delicate nature of this matter, emotions often run high, increasing the potential for costly mistakes. One of the first steps you should take to protect your rights as a parent is to hire an attorney who is experienced in handling such ...Continue Reading -
Tips for Becoming an Effective Co-Parent
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCCo-parenting with your former spouse is no easy feat if you still have a lot of issues that have yet to be resolved. However, no matter how many differences the two of you have, you still have one common interest – the wellbeing and happiness of your children. That is why it is crucial for both of you to do your best at becoming effective co-parents despite any problems that might still be ...Continue Reading -
Most Important Factors in Child Custody | Kallen Law Firm, LLC
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCThere are few decisions as weighty and central to a divorce as child custody arrangements . Determining where your child will live and go to school can shape the course of their future, just as visitation schedules can shape the nature of the child’s relationship with each parent. Judges understand this all too well, and will always put the child’s needs and interests first in making these ...Continue Reading -
How Can Moving Out-of-State Affect Child Custody?
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCWhen you finally land a new job out-of-state, you may be overjoyed at first. But if you have child custody and parenting time arrangements in place with your ex-spouse, that joy may quickly turn to anxiety about the future, and how your divorce decree will be affected. In some cases, your ex-spouse may even contest the relocation, especially if you are the custodial parent. But whether you’re the ...Continue Reading -
What You Should Avoid Posting on Social Media during Divorce
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCSocial media has changed the way we interact with one another. From communicating with loved ones to sharing pictures of outings and vacations, we use platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to make our lives public for all to see. However, married people’s activities on these sites can have a negative impact on their lives. The connectivity of social media enables married individuals ...Continue Reading -
4 Common Questions About Child Custody Disputes
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCParents who choose to get divorced must determine the living arrangements for any children they may have. Coming to an agreement on child custody is usually one of the most heated and contentious aspects of settling a divorce. When parents struggle to negotiate the terms of their child custody agreement, they have to go to court to get their dispute resolved by a judge. Below, we answer 4 common ...Continue Reading -
How Dating Can Affect Your Divorce Case
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCMoving on after divorce can be difficult, which is why many people are hesitant to jump back into the dating pool and find someone else to care for again. This is especially true for contentious divorces, as it can be nearly impossible to be trust in romance and relationships following the ending of a marriage. Most people get married with the intent that they will never have to date again, which ...Continue Reading -
Planning Child Custody Arrangements for Summer Vacation
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCNow that it is summer, kids are officially out of school, which means you might be considering your next family vacation. If you are divorced from your spouse, however, this is where cooperation and a solid parenting plan comes in handy. While having to share time with a co-parent can make scheduling slightly more complicated, it is completely doable for your whole family to have an enjoyable ...Continue Reading -
Should You Move Out of the House during a Divorce?
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCDuring a divorce , the last thing you may want to do is live in the same house as your spouse. It may not only be a contentious situation in which the both of you can’t stand the sight of each other, but it also may be too painful to stay in the home or living space you both shared so many memories in. This brings up the very commonly asked question: should I move out of the house during my ...Continue Reading -
How Does Joint Custody Work?
Posted By Kallen Law Firm, LLCIf you are in the midst of a divorce in which you share children with your ex-spouse, child custody, support, and visitation may be one of the most contentious aspects of your relationship. What’s most important to remember above all is to keep your children out of the conflict as much as possible, while you and your ex-spouse figure out how to handle the various challenges coming your way. If you ...Continue Reading -
Four Types of Child Custody
Posted By Kallen Law FirmWhen you decide to get a divorce with children involved, the court will have to determine what kind of child custody both you and your spouse will receive. A number of factors go into this decision, including employment, ability to raise the children, and even the children’s choice to a certain extent. However, the most important thing that is considered is the best interests of the children. Once ...Continue Reading -
Child Custody Laws in Missouri Evolve with Changing Parenting Roles
Posted By Kallen Law FirmThe nuclear family of the fifties is no longer common in American households. Today, more women work outside the home than ever before, and more fathers take on active parenting roles than in previous generations. This changing dynamic can lead to interesting divorce cases, and child custody laws have long struggled to keep pace with changes in society as a whole. Because of the evolving role of ...Continue Reading
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