Divorce attorneys give a lot of great advice to their child custody clients, but they sometimes forget to give advice about post-divorce situations that will come up. Here’s one piece of advice they forgot to tell you.

If you're in the midst of an especially heated child custody case, it might seem like a good idea to involve your children in the dispute. For instance, you might think that their opinion could sway the judge or provide additional support for arguments you have made against the other parent. But is taking this approach really a good idea?

When couples are faced with dividing their children's time between them, one of the inevitable first questions asked is, “What type of visitation or parenting plan do you recommend for my situation?” Read more here.

Most people focus on the preservation of the parent-child relationship during a divorce, but science has revealed just how important sibling relationships are for children, too. Read more about the importance of these relationships here.

It’s impossible to “split the baby” so to speak so that everyone has exactly what they want all of the time, so emotions always run high when dealing with custody and visitation issues. Read here about five important factors judges will consider when deciding your case.

We’ve all heard the nightmare divorce story. Here’s how high-conflict divorces negatively affect the children caught in the middle.