Shared Custody and Childcare – Everything You Need to Know
Let’s be honest; divorce isn’t something people enjoy (especially if there are children involved)! Handling all the stress and emotional turmoil can be overwhelming when you’re going through this wrenching experience. It can be traumatic for children. In many cases, the legal aspects of divorce are tangled with emotional and personal issues that caused the relationship to end, and disputes over child custody only make matters more complicated.
Although a custody dispute can be emotionally challenging, your actions during and outside of legal proceedings can impact your child’s well-being and ongoing relationship. Letting your negative feelings cause destructive behavior can paint yourself in a negative light in front of the judge and be a disadvantage. That’s why we’ve made a list of things you should bear in mind if you want a positive result in your child custody case.
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Be More Cooperative With the Other Party
Even if you feel a strong negative feeling about your former spouse or partner, one of the biggest mistakes is putting those feelings over your children’s best interests. Refusing to communicate intelligently could lead the judge to believe that you don’t care about your child’s welfare and that you want to hurt the other parent. Instead, try to maintain an open and constructive dialogue with the other party. If emotional factors make this difficult, consider hiring a lawyer experienced in family law to manage communication and provide valuable advice on when it is appropriate to compromise and reach a conclusion.Do Not Deny Access to the Other Parent Without A Compelling Reason

Do Not Fight with Your Ex in Front of Your Children!

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