Child Custody Archives

Child Custody

Parental alienation is a common method of harming a parent-child relationship. A parent may use parental alienation to separate a...

Can you modify a parenting plan without going to court? The short answer is yes, you can create an enforceable...

An unfit parent is a parent who fails to provide the proper care, guidance, or support for their child. A...

A parenting plan is a document that is agreed to by both parties or, if the parties cannot agree, established...

When negotiating custody over a child, it’s important for all parties to understand the language and terminology that will be...

Parental alienation is a deeply concerning issue that often emerges in high-conflict divorces or separations. It involves the manipulation of...

Co-parenting is a unique journey that involves working together to raise your children despite the challenges of no longer being...

Parenting can be challenging, especially after a divorce or separation. When children are involved, both parents have a legal and...

During a Washington divorce or separation, determining child custody and visitation arrangements can be a sensitive and complex process. In...

In certain situations, a third party may seek custody of a child, such as a grandparent or a close family...