Current Addictions and Mental Health Resources Anyone can have a mental illness, regardless of age, gender, race, or income. Mental illnesses are more common than cancer, diabetes, heart disease, or AIDS. It is believed that one in five adults and children has a diagnosable mental disorder, one in every 10 young people age 9 or [...]
Read More...Child Custody Battles Between Divorced Parents Child custody battles between parents during a divorce can turn into an all out war, between them, and in many instances even become nasty in the quest to get physical custody of the children. Some parents resorts to mud slinging against each other in the quest to prove to [...]
Read More...Child Custody Papers – Get This Wrong And You Might Lose Custody Of Your Child The process of filing child custody papers is one of the most important undertakings you will ever pursue in your entire life. Taking the time to understand the paperwork itself as well as the process of filing the paperwork will [...]
Read More...Virginia Divorce Laws Desertion Child Custody Lawyers Fairfax County Prince William Fredericksburg Widener v. Widener Case CIRCUIT COURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA February 17, 1988, Decided Husband admits that he did leave on that date but that he was justified in doing so and that Wife is, in fact, guilty of constructive desertion. Whether the [...]
Read More...Various Child Custody Options: Guide For Divorcing Parents What are the different child custody options that are available to divorcing or separating parents? The types of custody that parents can choose from depend on the state where they live and the specific situation of their child. Generally, there are five types of custody: physical custody, [...]
Read More...5 Things Divorcing Couples Can Do To Protect Their Children In the 25 years that I have been guiding couples through non-adversarial divorces, one thing is clear. No parent ever wants to knowingly do harm to their children. Yet, during the emotional and sometimes confusing journey of divorce, parents sometimes unwittingly put their children in [...]
Read More...How To Deal With Abusive Spouses When Getting A Divorce The reason for the divorce for both parties is usually indifferent, regardless how the statements are made in the court room even though your spouse has become physically or mentally abusive, in fact, the reason is because you have different opinions from each other. If [...]
Read More...Help For Single Mom – Parents and Children: What Happens After Divorce? A lot of people have thought that accompanied with divorce is a shocking downfall emotionally and financially speaking. As for the emotion, it is partly true; however, financially speaking, divorce will really not cause you to be poor. Help is available for single [...]
Read More...Divorce and Child Custody: False Statements of Domestic Violence and Abuse, and Your Rights Against These Allegations At some point in time, you may have to deal with your ex-wife pulling the “abuse” card. Out of spite or anger, she may at some point state that you have abused her or the children, whether the [...]
Read More...Why Divorce Happens And Its Impact There are many reasons why people marry. They may say their vows for financial gain, emotional or physical fulfillment, improving their status and wealth in the society, or for having children and providing them a safe home to grow up in. Unlike earlier times in history, marriage nowadays is [...]
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