Do kids do better in homes with 50/50 time splits?

Let’s start with the maybe not-quite-so-obvious.  In family law, it doesn’t really matter what “studies” suggests or what the “data” says.  We are not making arguments about what is best for many children, or most children, or some randomized, average, but  ultimately representative group of children. We are talking only about your children. The children...

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Same old, same old, am I right?  I know there are arguments here on both sides – moms only want custody because they want the child support and dads only want more parenting time because they want to pay less child support. But, the truth is, it’s really easy to tell who is most motivated...

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There is so much confusion around family law and all the different ways that cases can come up.  Sometimes, it’s a matter of divorce; in othercases, it’s just custody.  It’s seldom the question of something seemingly simple – like an annulment – but it is possible that you could just breakup, if you were never...

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What is primary physical custody?

  Understanding custody isn’t easy. In fact, I often tell people that learning about custody first involves learning the vocabulary of custody, and understanding how the different forms of custody relate to each other. Though custody litigation is common, these disputes often center around similar themes. In general, child support is not a particular contentious...

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