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The question of what to do when children refuse visitation comes up quite often in my practice. While I’ve
Over the years there have been endless studies on the psychological effects ofdivorce on both parents and their children.
In this, third and the final part of my discussion of parenting plans for the special needs children I
In my practice I come across an increasing number of separating or divorced families who have special needs children.
When parents are caught up in the drama of divorce it is easy for them to forget the innate
Custody of Special-Needs Children: It’s better to Focus on Quality Parenting Time, Not Quantity In my mediation practice I
When you are in divorce, it is tough sometimes to deal with your kids emotions. For example, your child might show
Divorces can be messy. Emotions can run high, making relations strained for high-conflict divorced families. The purpose of divorce
Divorce is a tricky situation for all couples, especially when children are involved. However, the fact that you are
