Either both parents share custody, or your ex-spouse is in charge.  You sense that the child is in danger. The child’s welfare is not being prioritized. Abuse is occurring. You now believe you should receive complete custody. How does one go about doing that? How can a parent get full custody? Click here to watch the video on How Can a Parent Get Full Custody #ChooseGoldmanLaw You need to speak with your lawyer. A conversation with your lawyer enables you … Read More →

What do you do with an ex who threatens you? Your health is being put in danger. Someone is threatening you. You think the circumstances are abusive. There is a chance of domestic violence. You have previously experienced domestic abuse. It keeps happening, and you want to leave. To safeguard your safety, you must exercise common sense. You must remove yourself from the situation at hand. Click here to watch the video What Do You Do With an Ex Who Threatens … Read More →

The emphasis in custody and divorce cases is frequently on how to gather evidence. Documented proof that your ex-spouse is doing something inappropriately or illegally is required. How are you going to do it?  Can I secretly record my ex-spouse for evidence? Click here to watch the video Can I Secretly Record My Ex for Evidence #ChooseGoldmanLaw  Be cautious in this regard. The laws governing the collection of evidence vary according to jurisdiction. Recording your own conversation is acceptable in … Read More →

Can I Terminate Parenting Time if Ex Doesn’t Spend It With Kids How is your ex-spouse spending the children’s parenting time? You are the guardian. Your ex-spouse picks up the child and drops the child off at grandma. The child is left with the uncle while your ex-spouse enjoys parenting time. Your former partner never interacts with the child. You want to terminate the parenting time with your ex-spouse.  Can I terminate parenting time if the ex doesn’t spend it … Read More →

You’re enrolling the child in a nearby school. Both the co-parent and you will find it convenient. The school is reputable. The other parent disagrees with your decision and raises objections. Who has the authority to choose and decide? Dealing with co-parent conflicts over school choices. Click here to watch the video on Dealing With Co-Parent Conflicts Over School Choices You don’t need your co-parent’s consent. You’re the parent with both physical and legal custody. If you both share legal … Read More →

Can dating affect my divorce or custody case? There are both practical and legal considerations. In the event of a divorce, did you play a part in the marriage’s dissolution? If you’re filing for divorce, your marriage has already broken down. The court won’t really care whether you date. Click here to watch the video Can Dating Affect My Divorce or Custody Case The court can rule that people of the opposite gender shouldn’t stay overnight. This is in the … Read More →

What are the red flags to watch for when hiring a lawyer? You believe hiring an attorney is necessary for your divorce or child custody case.  You need one. You will need one because you won’t be able to do it on your own. How can you select the ideal lawyer for you? While you are speaking with your attorney, he or she is not paying attention. Instead of taking notes, the lawyer appears to be preoccupied with other tasks. … Read More →

You separated. You have a child. You and the child have a custody disagreement. Although your ex-spouse is highly challenging and combative, you are being reasonable. Your ex-spouse is unpleasant and unhelpful. How does one co-parent with a difficult ex? Click here to watch the video on How to Co-Parent With a Difficult Ex You must take a seat somewhere impartial and establish some expectations. Trade-off expectations. To reduce conflict, establish guidelines and rules. Many courts offer computerized tools for … Read More →

Someone who is very challenging to get along with is an ex-spouse. It’s a soon-to-be ex-spouse with considerable conflict. Dealing with a personality. A personality that is not conducive to resolving complex issues in a divorce. Someone with a volatile nature or problems controlling their rage. Your health and safety must take precedence. Get tips for divorcing a high-conflict ex-spouse. Click here to watch the video on Tips For Divorcing A High Conflict Ex Get out of there. Get your … Read More →

This is a common refrain. “Don’t put your kids in the middle!” Why wouldn’t they be in the center? They take center stage in divorces when there are children. How is it possible that they won’t be involved in your divorce? What it comes down to is not using children as a bargaining chip in your divorce. Avoid putting kids in the middle of a divorce. Click here to watch the video on How to Avoid Putting Kids in the … Read More →