On behalf of Shipley & Swain | Apr 21, 2020 | Child Custody
Marrying someone who already has children from a previous relationship is a way to secure an instant family. However, when you get married to a parent, you don’t instantly become a legal parent yourself. Instead, you step into the gray area known as...
On behalf of Shipley & Swain | Dec 13, 2019 | Child Custody
Creating a co-parenting plan with your former spouse is essential for helping your children adjust to their new lives after a divorce, which can be an extremely vulnerable time filled with uncertainty. A joint custody parenting schedule should not only be viewed as a...
On behalf of Shipley & Swain | Sep 24, 2019 | Child Custody
Determining child custody can be the most complicated element of a divorce. Parents often worry that they will never see their children or that an ex cannot care for the kids as well as they can. Because of this, emotions often run high and parents can have a...
