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CORONAVIRUS AND CHILD CUSTODY AND VISITATION ORDERS We have had numerous calls from existing and prospective Clients who are trying to navigate between the current stay at home orders and their custody and visitation orders. The first and foremost concern should be the health of your family. Today more than ever it is important to be cooperative with any schedule changes, even if it results in less parenting time for you and more parenting time for the other parent.... Understand that each parent may have different views about how to approach this global pandemic and neither parent may be right or wrong, so it’s important to be cooperative. Remember, your child is also dealing with the pandemic and a change in their everyday routine. As parents, you do not want to add to your child’s stress and anxiety. Again, now more than ever is the time for a united front. Families have to do what works for them. Our number one priority should always be the well-being of our children. Parents have to work together, as there’s no rule book for custody and visitation according to COVID-19. Be creative and work out arrangements where if one parent has more time now because you want to minimize transitions, agree that when we return to a normal schedule, the parent who was not able to see the children has make-up time. Make sure the children have regular phone, FaceTime, Zoom, Skype, email and/or text contact with the other parent. This time is also anxiety-provoking for the child and having this contact can off-set concerns about the other parent’s well-being.

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It’s important to leave your divorce worries outside your employer’s door. October 7, 2017 by Audrey Silcox Leave a CommentEmbed from Getty Images It may be easier said than done but keeping your divorce and employment separate is imperative in order to remain an ongoing productive employee. There are many tasks to juggle during the process so it’s best to prepare for divorce in advance to reduce negative consequences affecting your job. [ 549 more words ] https://gigliottilawgroup.com//the-stress-of-divorce-how-/

Going to your first child-custody hearing can be scary, especially for parents who are unfamiliar with the process. However, with just a little advanced planning, you can present a convincing case and win child custody. In addition to working closely with your child-custody lawyer, use the following tips to prepare for your custody hearing. 1 Understand Your State's Child-Custody Laws [ 510 more words ] https://gigliottilawgroup.com//6-tips-to-help-prepare-for/

By Gail Rosenblum / Star TribunePosted Sep 10, 2017 at 8:30 PMWhat two factors vastly increase the likelihood of a healthy and happy future for kids after divorce? Mom and Dad. With the important exception of children who need protection from an abusive or negligent parent, shared parenting should be the norm for parenting plans for children of all ages, including very young children, said Linda Nielsen, a professor of adolescent and educational psychology at Wake Forest University. [ 767 more words ] https://gigliottilawgroup.com//new-research-supports-shar/