When parents first set custody arrangements, their children are often much younger. A schedule that worked perfectly for a young child may no longer fit a teenager juggling college applications, part-time work and extracurricular activities. Knowing when to change...
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Child Custody
What to do if teens refuse to follow the custody schedule
Young children usually follow custody schedules without question. But teens start to have strong opinions about where they want to spend their time. Few situations feel more frustrating than when your teenager flat-out refuses to follow the custody arrangement. You...
Helping your teenager navigate custody changes in Pennsylvania
As your child enters the later teen years, their world starts to expand quickly. Learning to drive, juggling part-time work and spending more time with friends all shape their daily life. These changes often lead teenagers to want a stronger voice in decisions about...
5 tips to stay positive with your ex for the benefit of the children
Maintaining a positive relationship with your ex-spouse can be challenging, especially if the divorce is still fresh. However, fostering a cordial and collaborative environment can immensely benefit your children. Here are five practical tips to help you foster a...
How to maintain stability for children during times of change
Change is a constant in life, yet for children, it can be a challenging experience. Whether it's due to family relocation, a shift in custody arrangements, or the emotional upheaval of a divorce, maintaining stability during these transitions is crucial for their...
Can parents address technology use in a custody agreement?
Parents trying to work out custody arrangements often focus on the biggest issues. They may overlook potential sources of conflict that could lead to them fighting with one another in the future. It is common for parents to focus on parenting time more than any other...
Giving young children the home after divorce: Fleeting fad or valid option?
Numerous videos depict young children joyfully greeting a parent returning home. However, these are not reunions after vacations. Instead, the parents are participating in a custody arrangement known as nesting, where they take turns living in the family home. In this...
How to Modify a Child Custody Order in Pennsylvania
Co-parents often find that their child custody and visitation arrangements need to change as their family dynamics evolve. While seeking adjustments is natural, it's essential to understand that any enforceable changes require court approval. In Pennsylvania,...
Joint vs. Sole Custody: What’s best for your child?
Child custody disputes often occur for divorced or separated parents in Pennsylvania. In most cases, parents seek joint custody, while some ask a court for sole decision-making authority for their child’s upbringing. Deciding between sole and joint custody involves...
When can a custody order be modified?
Child custody orders are legally binding. This means that both parents must honor them and stick to the terms. Nonetheless, the needs of children are fluid, meaning that they change as they get older. The courts understand this, which is why custody orders can be...