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The Role of Extended Family in Co-Parenting: Setting Healthy Boundaries
When a couple with children separates, the transition to co-parenting can be complex, and even more so when extended family members become involved. Grandparents, aunts, uncles, and others often want to offer support, but their involvement can sometimes blur...
Understanding the Difference: Cohabitation Agreements vs. Marriage Contracts
When two people decide to build a life together, whether through marriage or cohabitation, it’s important to understand how their legal rights and responsibilities may differ. While these conversations can feel uncomfortable, having a clear legal agreement in place...
Helping Your Child Adjust to Two Homes Without Feeling Divided
For children, the transition to living in two homes after a separation or divorce can be challenging. Even in the most amicable co-parenting arrangements, kids may struggle with feelings of confusion, sadness, or loyalty conflicts. Your top priority is helping your...
When to Seek Legal Guidance for Family Matters Without Escalating Conflict
Family matters can be deeply personal, emotional, and complex. Whether you’re going through a separation, creating a parenting plan, or navigating property division, it’s natural to want to protect your peace and avoid unnecessary conflict. But many people delay...
Avoiding Court: Alternative Dispute Resolution for Family Law Matters
When dealing with family law issues, the idea of going to court can be daunting. Court proceedings can be emotionally taxing and time-consuming, whether it’s a divorce, child custody, or property division. Fortunately, there are alternatives that allow families to...
Co-Parenting Commitments You Should Be Making
Co-parenting after a separation or divorce can be challenging, but it’s essential for the well-being of your children. Creating a positive, supportive environment for them requires making key commitments that focus on collaboration, respect, and shared responsibility....
What is Independent Legal Advice?
Independent Legal Advice, or “ILA” is the opinion of your own lawyer about an agreement or contract you are thinking about signing.