The Maricopa County Family Court Department (Superior Court) has issued guidelines for parents to know how to navigate their parenting plans, court orders, and communications
Here’s an online discussion between the Honorable Gerri Wong, Ontario Court of Justice, and me, hosted by AFCC and sponsored by Soberlink, presented on April 1, 2020.
Oregon was well-prepared to provide guidance to parents about their parenting plans and parenting time during the COVID crisis. Oregon had a pre-existing panel, the
A very quick update on Co-Parenting, parenting plans, and exchange of children during the COVID outbreak. The guidelines I’ve posted earlier remain in effect —
There are no easy answers to some questions: *My co-parent isn’t keeping our kids away from other kids during his parenting time. We live with
Parents: This is a truly difficult time. Talk about making being divorced/ separated from your other parent more difficult! Please follow guidelines for co-parenting as
Should a parent who by court order has only supervised visitation with a child be able to attend public and school events involving the child,
The never ending question of whether Arizona has a presumption of equal parenting time rages on.[1] I’ve seen various articles that list Arizona as one
The Paul E. Court of Appeals decision which was the subject of previous posts here and here was reviewed by the Arizona Supreme Court. On April 26, 2019, the Supreme
Continuing on the topic of the court’s authority when it comes to therapy, this post discusses the court’s overall authority to get involved with it:
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