Understanding The Different Types Of Custodial Restrictions

Posted on 17 March 2016

A parent's access to their child may be restricted in different ways. The common ones include ordering supervised visitations and shortening the time the parent has with the child for each visit. However, there are many other forms of custodial and visitation restrictions, such as these three: Overnight Visitations Some issues may prompt the judge to restrict overnight visitations of the child. Consider the following three types of parent: A parent who goes out drinking into the wee hours of the night, nearly every day. [Read More]

About Ending An LGBT Marriage Under The Collaborative Divorce Law

Posted on 17 March 2016

Are you ready to end your same-sex marriage so you can move on and start a life with someone else? Rather than continuing a marriage that you are unhappy about, it is wise to hire an LGBT lawyer to assist you with ending it in the most cordial way possible. In this article, you will learn how assistance from an LGBT lawyer like one from Law Offices of Lynda Latta, LLC can make getting divorce from your husband or wife a smoother process under the family collaborative law as long as your spouse agrees to it. [Read More]

How To Break The News About Your Divorce To Your Children

Posted on 16 July 2015

Going through a divorce can be difficult for both spouses, but it can also be very difficult on the children. Here are some tips for making sure that you provide them with the space that they need to work through their feelings and accept the divorce with as little emotional upheaval as possible. 1. Tell Your Children Before They Find Out Themselves Getting a divorce means that your children's lives are going to be changing. [Read More]

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The Importance of Working With A Divorce Attorney

After I found out that my wife was having an affair with my best friend, I decided that it might be time to call it quits on our relationship. Unfortunately, since we had a large family and a lot of assets, I realized that it was going to be a messy divorce. I started talking to friends and family members about what they might recommend, and I was able to get the name of a lawyer who might be able to help. The difference was amazing. She went through, helped me to analyze my estate, and tried to figure out kind, reasonable ways to mediate things. This blog is all about the incredible importance of working with a divorce attorney.

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