Category: Child Custody

The United States is an extremely diverse nation composed of many different cultures and religions. With such a varied number of religious beliefs and practices, combined with an increase in interfaith relationships, the question of religious upbringing is becoming more and more common in child custody cases. Determining the religious upbringing of a child can…

For many divorcing parents, the process of parting and the years that follow involve a cascade of infuriating, disrespectful, and hurtful exchanges. Here are ten strategies for reducing frustration and conflict — and increasing respectful communication and peace — between divorced co-parents.

For the sake of the children, the goals of divorcing parents should be the same: involvement of both parents in the lives of the children and mitigation of conflict between the parents. These two factors should dominate all others when thinking about custody.