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How should you handle child custody during the holidays?

On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Jan 26, 2021 | child custody

While you made it through the last holidays of 2020, did your current child custody plan endure the changes to your usual schedule and routines? If not, work with the other parent to prepare your child custody schedule for the next major holiday. To help, see what Our...

Your child wants to live with the other parent. What now?

On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Jan 6, 2021 | child custody

So far, you feel that you handle your child custody arrangement with grace and dignity. Your daughter recently expressed an interest in living with the other parent. How should you handle this? Our Family Wizard offers guidance that may help you. Understand how to...

How do you determine parental duties if you are not married?

On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Jan 4, 2021 | child custody

Unmarried parents have some unique challenges. Sometimes, they are able to work together to overcome these outside of the court system. In many cases, however, the family might need some stronger rules in order to secure the interests of both parents. The law could...

Navigating the holidays after a divorce

On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Nov 3, 2020 | child custody

Raising kids together after a divorce can bring about many challenges all year long. When the holiday season approaches, however, a new level of stress may be felt by parents and even by kids. Fortunately, there are steps moms and dads can take to help their children...

What is custodial interference and how can it harm you?

On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Sep 22, 2020 | child custody

As you navigate custody issues, you may worry what you should do if your ex-spouse interferes with your time with your child. Custodial interference is a serious issue, and its effect on you and your child's relationship can cause legal and emotional problems. Meaning...

Should you consider parallel parenting?

On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Sep 17, 2020 | child custody

When a marriage ends, a couple’s hurt and disdain towards each other don’t just magically disappear overnight. So, when it comes raising your kids in harmony together after a high conflict separation or divorce – otherwise known as co-parenting – what do you do if you...

Navigating long-distance parenting amid the pandemic

On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Sep 15, 2020 | child custody

For most families, navigating life after a divorce or separation is challenging enough. However, when you add the current global health crisis into the mix, unfortunately, there’s no road map to guide you through these uncertain times. If you live in a different state...

Child custody arrangements during current health crisis

On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Sep 2, 2020 | child custody

Parents want to see their kids, especially divorced parents who, in many cases, do not see them every day. For some parents, child custody agreements are reminders of how they miss out on certain aspects of their children’s lives. And, now, child custody agreements...

4 ways to prepare for a child custody hearing

On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Sep 1, 2020 | child custody

Most parents who are getting divorced or living apart are able to negotiate a parenting plan for child custody and visitation time. But not in every case. Parents who disagree strongly about child custody may end up in court. So can parents whose relationship has...

What do you know about mental illness impacting child custody?

On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | May 11, 2020 | child custody

If you have an official mental illness diagnosis such as anxiety or depression and seek custody of your child, you may wonder if your illness could impact the outcome. You want to do right by yourself and your child, but you also want to protect your legal rights as a...

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