Why might your child feel responsible for your divorce?
Divorce is a tough concept for a young child to grasp. Even if it is explained to them in gentle, age-suitable language, they may not understand. In addition to feeling sad, bewildered and unsettled,...
View ArticleWhat you need to know about stepparent adoption
Stepparent adoption occurs when a parent marries a new spouse and that spouse becomes the legal guardian to their stepchild. This form of adoption is common in the U.S., but the procedures can vary...
View ArticleA guide to contested custody cases in Pennsylvania
If parents in Pennsylvania cannot agree on their children’s welfare and living arrangements, they will have to go to court and have a “contested” custody battle. In these cases, the judge will make a...
View ArticleWhen is a parent unfit for custody?
It is true that no parent is perfect, but some of them can be destructive to their child. It is normal for those going through divorce to distrust an ex-spouse regarding childcare. However, it is...
View ArticleAddressing parental alienation in high-conflict custody cases
In the emotionally charged world of high-conflict custody battles, few challenges are as devastating as parental alienation. Picture a child caught in the crossfire, torn between two estranged parents....
View ArticleCan I adopt my grandchild?
Can I adopt my grandchild? You love and care for your grandchild the same way you did your own children. Stepping in and keeping them company while their parents are away is probably something you even...
View Article5 tips for families experiencing high-conflict divorces
The inherent nature of divorce is tearing apart what you hoped was an enduring bond. This breakage only means that you and your ex-spouse cannot be completely immune from some degree of disagreement....
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