On behalf of Laura Robbins Law, L.L.C. | May 22, 2020 | child custody
Nowadays, it’s not unusual for people to move numerous times throughout their lives. The reasons can be many — for example, needing to relocate for a job, for education, to be closer to loved ones, to buy a new home or just to get a much-needed change of scenery....
On behalf of Laura Robbins Law, L.L.C. | Apr 28, 2020 | child custody
Divorce brings out the worst in some people, so you have to be aware that this might be the case when your spouse learns that you’re ending the marriage. The problem is compounded if you have children because you might have to deal with parental alienation, which can...
On behalf of Laura Robbins Law, L.L.C. | Apr 17, 2020 | child custody
You have a teenaged child and are planning on going through divorce. To you, you believe that your child should be old enough to understand. You don’t think this should have a significant impact, especially because they’re nearly old enough to go live on their own....
On behalf of Laura Robbins Law, L.L.C. | May 10, 2019 | child custody
Summer can get complicated for divorced parents. For the kids, it’s unlimited free time. Parents often want to take advantage of that to go on vacation, but divorced parents have an obligation to follow the custody decree. They can’t just do whatever they...
On behalf of Laura Robbins Law, L.L.C. | Apr 11, 2019 | child custody
Do you and your ex still run into sources of conflict, despite your divorce? Many couples do. If you have kids, it is important to remember that children learn from this behavior. They’re like sponges, and they see everything that you do and say, whether...
On behalf of Laura Robbins Law, L.L.C. | Mar 1, 2019 | child custody
Parental alienation happens when your ex attempts to turn your kids against you. While you have a legal right to see them and be involved in their lives, your ex emotionally manipulates them to take them away from you by making it so they do not even want to see you....
On behalf of Laura Robbins Law, L.L.C. | Dec 20, 2018 | child custody
One of the most essential elements to prevailing in a heated child custody battle is being able to show the court how you served as the “primary caretaker” of your children. The primary caretaker is the parent who handled the majority of the child-rearing...
On behalf of Laura Robbins Law, L.L.C. | Dec 7, 2018 | child custody
Many fathers wrongly assume that they have a disadvantage when it comes to child custody disputes. In fact, if any parent has less of a chance of winning a child custody lawsuit, it probably doesn’t have anything to do with gender. What it has everything to with...
On behalf of Laura Robbins Law, L.L.C. | Nov 8, 2018 | child custody
If there’s a battle over who should receive physical child custody, family law courts will usually favor the parent deemed to be the “primary caretaker.” The primary caretaker is the parent who predominantly cared for the children, bathed them, fed...
On behalf of Laura Robbins Law, L.L.C. | Aug 30, 2018 | child custody
No two people — and especially no two children — are the same. Your child could be calm, physically energetic or emotionally excitable; it all depends on his or her unique temperament. These and other unique characteristics are a joy (and sometimes a...
