Only in the rarest of cases do courts need to determine who the mother of a child is; nine months of pregnancy and hours of labor leading to the child’s birth tends to be a pretty strong indicator. Paternity, on the other hand, can be much trickier to establish, especially ...
Read MoreAs hard as it was during the divorce, your life has settled down to the point where you’ve moved on, and you’re ready to move to greener pastures. But ...
View MoreThe American Psychiatric Association recognizes parental alienation syndrome (PAS) as a dysfunction in the child-parent and parent-parent ...
View MoreSummer vacations are a time for you and your family to step outside, take a break, and enjoy the warm weather together. Many families go out of town, ...
View MoreDuring contentious custody battles, what you do and don’t do makes the biggest difference. The court will be evaluating you and your spouse on ...
View More“Back in my day, I walked fifteen miles to and from school, without supervision. In my day, kids knew how to fend for themselves.” If you have ...
View MoreAnother year has come and gone, bringing with it many joys and many challenges. At Family Law Advocacy Group, we hope that everyone has a wonderful ...
View MoreDivorce is not a topic that most children think about, at least not until it is necessary to do so. That is why it can be overwhelming to try and ...
View MoreThe media and society constantly discuss what it is like to be a mother and how motherhood affects women, often eclipsing the experience of men and ...
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