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After a divorce, angry, vengeful, or mentally unwell parents may try to turn their child against their other parent unfairly. This is a hallmark of parental alienation. As we have discussed in a previous post, there are ways parents can attempt to repair the…
There is no question that parental divorce takes a toll on children. However, it can ultimately be in everyone's best interests to end an unhappy, unfulfilling, or unsafe marriage. Thus, parents who are divorcing will want to understand how divorce affects children. and…
Parties might misjudge paternity cases as something they only see in a "bombshell" interview on daytime television. Paternity Fraud is certainly a huge problem for those who suspect that they have been duped. But the fact is that paternity cases do not typically…
This decision rendered on 5 July 2021 is yet another example of Justice Alex Pazaratz at his best. We have two seemingly dysfunctional parents (at least when it comes to their ability to constructively engage in the most basic of communications with each…
Indeed, people who can navigate a divorce amicably and respectfully often find the process to be easier, faster and much less expensive. They will also be more satisfied with cooperative agreements they reach than combative parties who need a court to make decisions…
Attempts to turn a child against a parent can be immensely damaging to a child's well-being. Tragically, too many parents do this following divorce or separation. They do so for many reasons, from wanting to punish the other parent to suffering from a…
Parenting time should not end when the sun goes down. Unfortunately, some people assume it should. Thus, it can be a battle to secure the right to have overnight parenting time (access) to your baby or toddler. However, with legal support, you can…
You had a child with someone - you were married, you lived together, you just dated. But you do share a child with your former spouse, lover, friend. Chances are high that there will arise disagreements regarding parenting time and decision-making (custody) matters.…
When it comes to talking to your kids about divorce or separation, you may not know how to approach such a sensitive topic. While there is no exact right way to do this, parents make some missteps when having this discussion that can…
Dividing the time that you have with your child after a divorce or separation is painful enough without the fear that your ex will not respect your kids' rights to continue a relationship with you let alone your rights as a parent. For…
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