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Even after divorce, you may have to continue sharing decisions about your children's daily lives with your ex-spouse. You may still need to discuss schedules, school events, health needs and activities. Clear communication could make those exchanges less tense and...
As co-parents, you only want what is best for your children. This includes the amount of time each parent spends with them. Since Arkansas favors joint custody, creating a plan that advocates for equal parenting time can be a good starting point. But how do you make...
Former spouses who co-parent will not always agree when it comes to discipline. One parent may claim the other is too strict, while the other may claim that they are just providing structure to the child’s life. But where does healthy discipline end and emotional...
When divorcing a covert narcissist, the process can be emotionally draining and confusing. Covert narcissists like using subtle, manipulative behaviors rather than grandiosity or aggression. Their tactics are often difficult to recognize, especially in emotionally...
Parents who share custody generally have to find ways to work cooperatively as co-parents. A custody order approved by the Arkansas family courts provides the outline for a co-parenting relationship. Both parents must adhere to the custody order as established by the...
In Louisiana, the child's best interest is the focal point of custody determinations. Courts consider various factors to ensure that a custody arrangement most effectively supports a child's welfare and development. Understanding these factors that impact custody can...
Some parents begin the process of crafting child custody arrangements and parenting plans in pursuit of very specific terms. They know exactly what they want, and they simply need to convince their child’s other parent or the courts that those terms are appropriate....
One of the most common concerns that parents have when facing a divorce or a custody dispute is the idea that they could end up isolated from their children and relegated to occasional weekend visits. The good news for parents is that judges are legally obligated to...
There are a number of different child custody arrangements that parents can choose from, and one of the lesser-known options is nesting. This can be a great option for families who want to maintain strong relationships with both parents in Arkansas. What is nesting?...
Divorcing couples in Arkansas may be concerned about how their income could affect the outcome of a child custody battle. When one parent makes much less than the other or has no source of income, it is easy to be anxious about the situation. Luckily, there are a few...