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Doesn’t it seem as if the year is speeding by? After all, Thanksgiving is only a few weeks away. While this time of year is exciting, for separated or divorced parents with minor children, it can be quite a challenge. If you haven’t done so already, below are some...
If you are navigating a custody battle in Mississippi, you may wonder how much your child’s preferences will impact the court’s decision. Can your child settle the matter by deciding which parent they want to live with? Here is what you need to know. A child can...
The school year is only a few weeks away for many families. While this will mean many parents get some free time as their children go to school, other families may be having a discussion about their child custody arrangements. A school schedule could conflict with a...
Relocating as a custodial parent can be a challenging situation. Parents need to handle this process thoughtfully to ensure the child's best interests are maintained. There are ways parents can address this issue effectively. Communicate openly Open communication...
Summer is fast approaching, and you may be wondering how to manage child custody as co-parents. Maybe you have plans, with or without your child. To avoid any legal complications, you should approach this time thoughtfully. Here are three strategies to consider. Plan...
How does the court decide where a child should live or who should make decisions for that child if the parents can’t agree on their own? During a divorce, some parents find themselves unable to agree on physical or legal custody. But a solution is still necessary, so...
The right of first refusal in child custody arrangements is formalized by a legal provision in a custody or parenting plan agreement. This approach can play a significant role in the lives of separated or divorced parents and their children in Mississippi. This...
When couples get divorced, a typical custody arrangement involves each parent living in their own home and the children moving back and forth between these homes. A child may live with one parent for a week and then live with the other parent for the following week,...
Christmas can be a fantastic time for families, but it can also be a challenging one that leads to arguments, guilt and ill-will. It can be particularly difficult for recently divorced parents and their children. Christmas comes but once a year, and children can only...
Generally, courts consider certain factors as a guide when deciding child custody. However, since custody determination involves children, many wonder whether it is appropriate for courts to also consider what each child wants and whom they want to stay with. One of...