Spending your first summer apart after a divorce may bring a mixed bag of feelings. There will likely be things you get to enjoy that you might not have before because your spouse was not into them, as well as occasions when it will feel odd not having your ex to...
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When can parents modify a custody order?
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | Mar 29, 2025 | Child Custody
Custody orders outline how much time each parent has with the children and other critical parental responsibilities. Parents typically have to comply with the terms set in a custody order, although they can make necessary adjustments on a case-by-case basis in special...
Considerations for divorcing parents of school-age children
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | Mar 24, 2025 | Child Custody
There is a lot to consider for anyone going through a divorce, but even more so if you have school-age children. The changes in your life are going to have a knock-on effect on their lives, too. Here are some things to consider above and beyond the obvious decisions...
Can one parent decide to homeschool when they share custody?
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | Mar 1, 2025 | Child Custody
Parents who divorce often have a difficult path ahead of them. They have to find ways to work together to raise their children despite their relationship ending. Not only do divorced parents see each other regularly for custody exchanges, but they also typically need...
Do I need to involve a guardian ad litem in my custody case?
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | Jan 6, 2025 | Child Custody
Child custody cases become emotionally charged and complex when parents disagree on what is best for their child. In some instances, the court may seek additional input to help ensure the child’s interests are prioritized. One way this can happen is by appointing a...
What happens if your ex refuses to follow custody agreements?
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | Jan 2, 2025 | Child Custody
Custody agreements help ensure children receive the care and stability they need after a separation or divorce. When one parent refuses to comply with these agreements, it creates tension and instability. Understanding the potential consequences and steps can help you...
Why parents may need to modify legal custody after a divorce
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | Nov 7, 2024 | Child Custody
The family courts in Kentucky generally expect parents to honor the terms of custody orders. They need to abide by agreements that they made with one another or the instructions provided by the courts regarding the division of their parental rights and...
Interstate vs. interstate relocation in child support cases
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | Oct 14, 2024 | Child Custody
Relocating is difficult, especially if it involves a child and custody arrangements. Whether you're moving across state lines or within the same state, understanding the implications of such a move in your child's case is an inevitable step. Let's dive into the...
What is the impact of relocation on your child custody case?
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | Aug 5, 2024 | Child Custody, Relocation
As families navigate divorce, one of the most critical decisions they face is determining the child’s living arrangements. When a parent decides to relocate with their child, this can profoundly impact the child’s life and the other parent’s relationship with them. If...
Is your ex using your kids as pawns in your custody battle?
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | Jul 1, 2024 | Child Custody
If kids are involved, your divorce process can be particularly emotionally charged because you’re not only fighting for a fresh start for yourself but also advocating for your children’s best interests. This delicate situation can become even more heated if you...
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