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...
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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...
Co-parenting tips after a high-conflict divorce
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | May 17, 2024 | Child Custody
Divorce marks the end of a marriage, but when children are involved, it signals the beginning of a lifelong co-parenting journey. Co-parenting after a divorce, particularly a contentious one, comes with many challenges. It requires proactively changing your mindset to...
4 co-parenting tips to address child custody issues
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | May 1, 2024 | Child Custody
Maintaining a custody arrangement is usually easier said than done. Co-parents may disagree and argue on various matters, and this could affect their co-parenting setup as well as their relationships with their kids. In Kentucky, the courts decide on custody in...
Can a non-parent guardian secure custody?
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | Mar 21, 2024 | Child Custody
In custody battles, the court aims to strike a balance between the child's well-being and the parents' right to raise their children. However, situations sometimes arise when the court must consider non-parents, such as grandparents, other relatives and close family...
3 common mistakes to avoid in a child custody battle
On Behalf of Burbank & Collins, P.S.C. | Mar 21, 2024 | Child Custody
Parents seeking custody of their children know that they are preparing for a fight that may prove to be challenging and emotionally draining. Parents often find themselves caught up in a whirlwind of legal complexities and decisions that will ultimately impact the...
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