PLM Family Law
After going through a lengthy custody battle in North Dakota, it can be tough hearing that a child wants to live with the other parent. A custodial parent's first response might be outright refusal. But instead of refusing to listen to their child, it's better to hear...
Joint custody, sometimes referred to as shared custody, occurs when a couple goes through a divorce and a judge awards custody of any children involved in the relationship to both parents. While there is a difference in shared legal custody and shared physical...
North Dakota parents may struggle to raise children under the best of circumstances because it is rarely easy. There is even more of a challenge when the parents are divorced and they have a joint custody agreement. However, there are some rules that they can keep for...
Getting married can be an exciting event for couples in North Dakota and throughout the country. However, those who have children from a previous marriage will need to make sure that their sons and daughters are ready for the changes that they will experience....
While it can make co-parenting more difficult, it's not uncommon for separated or divorced parents to live in different states. When a couple is trying to establish an interstate child custody arrangement, courts in North Dakota and across the United States may use...
Raising your children after divorce can be tough. It might get tougher if the state doesn’t award you a healthy chunk of parenting time. North Dakota and Minnesota don’t share everything surrounding shared parenting, but what they do share could prove crucial. While...
