Visitation and Part -Time Parenting
After a bitter divorce, visitation disputes can linger for years if not decades. Parents have been known to use visitation as a means to continue conflict and punish each other regardless of the harm it does the children. On this page you will find articles and information that will help you get the most out of the time you have with your children.
Bird’s Nest Custody is a new concept used by some divorcing parents in the hope of causing as little disruption in their child’s life as possible. It is basically a form of child custody in which the child/children remain in the family residence and the parents spend their visitation time with the children in the children’s home.
It is possible the court will order supervised child visitation if your ex has evidence proving you are in some way a danger to your child. Normally this occurs when a parent has a history of being physically abusive or neglectful of the child’s needs. Alcohol and drug addiction can play a role in supervised child visitation being ordered.
Over the last several decades, increasing numbers of grandparents have been denied visitation rights after divorce. In response, grandparents have joined together to get laws passed giving grandparents the right to petition for visitation in the case of divorce or parental death.
25 Reasons to Follow Through on Your Next Visit
Divorced fathers often have mixed feelings about summer visitation with their children. While they are excited to see them and spend quality time with their kids in an uninterrupted block, there can be some discomfort.
