PLM Family Law
When parents separate or divorce, one of the most important concerns is child custody. In some cases, a parent may be deemed unfit for custody, meaning they are not capable of providing a safe and stable environment for the child. Courts carefully evaluate many...
Relocating with children can be complicated, especially if one parent plans to move far away. North Dakota courts have specific rules in place to address residential responsibility (custody) and parenting time (visitation) issues in such cases. It's important to...
Unmarried parents often face unique challenges when determining custody rights. Without a legal marriage, establishing parental rights requires specific legal steps. Courts prioritize the child's best interests when making custody decisions. Understanding the legal...
In North Dakota, the primary concern in custody arrangements is ensuring the child's well-being. Judges evaluate various elements, including the child's emotional and physical requirements, the consistency of their environment, and each parent's capacity to offer...
Custody disputes are often complicated, and when a child has special needs, they become even more complex. In North Dakota, courts focus on what is in the best interests of the child, which includes considering their unique medical, emotional, and educational needs. ...
In North Dakota, deciding where a child will live after a separation or divorce involves many factors. It's a complex process where the child's well-being is the top priority. Factors influencing the decision When determining which parent a child will live with, the...
Clear communication between parents is important for managing custody arrangements smoothly, especially when children have separation anxiety. Both parents should discuss and agree on a consistent schedule that minimizes disruptions. This predictability can help...
Social media is popular with many parents. For example, they may use their favorite platform to share significant milestones and memorable moments of their children's lives. However, what happens if divorced parents disagree on showing their children on social media?...
When parents separate or divorce, figuring out child support can be a big concern. If you are counting on financial help to raise your child, what happens when both parents share custody (residential responsibility)? Can you still get child support? For answers, it...
After a divorce, co-parenting becomes essential for the well-being of the children involved. Co-parenting refers to the collaborative effort of both parents to raise their children together, even though they are no longer together as a couple. Parents should review...
