On behalf of Lancaster and St. Louis, PLLC | Sep 28, 2020 | child custody & parenting plans
Governor Cooper has announced that North Carolina public schools will be open for both in-person and remote learning during the 2020-2021 school year. This leaves parents with important decisions about how they want to educate their children. If you have opted to have...
On behalf of Lancaster and St. Louis, PLLC | Sep 22, 2020 | child custody & parenting plans
Back to school is always a busy time of year – arranging pick-ups from soccer practice, attending piano recitals and purchasing school supplies. But this year, it’s a whole new ballgame. Many children will be attending school 100% remotely – putting added...
On behalf of Lancaster and St. Louis, PLLC | Aug 14, 2020 | child custody & parenting plans
The global pandemic has created unique stress and hurdles for each of us. For those of us with children and custody agreements to manage, these challenges may be even greater. If you’re co-parenting during the pandemic, your concerns about what your child does and...
On behalf of Lancaster and St. Louis, PLLC | Jul 10, 2020 | child custody & parenting plans
You and your partner have decided to go separate ways, but your stepchildren still need you. Do you have any rights after the divorce? There are no longer ties between the family trees of you and your stepchildren, and adoption may not have been a possibility. This...
On behalf of Lancaster and St. Louis, PLLC | May 28, 2020 | child custody & parenting plans
There is no doubt that as a parent, you significantly influence your children’s lives. No matter your income level, walk of life or marital status, you enjoy spending time with your kids. As such, child custody is a common point of contention in divorce. While sending...
On behalf of Lancaster and St. Louis, PLLC | May 4, 2020 | child custody & parenting plans
Divorce is more complicated when children are involved. It’s more than just you and your ex parting ways – your child’s future hangs in the balance as well. This means that even if you’re no longer on good terms with your ex, the decisions that you make surrounding...
On behalf of Lancaster and St. Louis, PLLC | Apr 30, 2020 | child custody & parenting plans
While the current pandemic forces most families to stay at home, it can create anxious or contentious circumstances for some when it comes to following provisions outlined in a child custody arrangement. Under Gov. Roy Cooper’s March 27 executive order, North...
On behalf of Lancaster and St. Louis, PLLC | Apr 30, 2020 | child custody & parenting plans
One of the most difficult parts of divorce is making decisions about the custody of your children. A thousand questions are probably running through your head: Who will have them during the holidays? Where will they go after school? How will vacations be split? With...
On behalf of Lancaster and St. Louis, PLLC | Feb 28, 2020 | child custody & parenting plans
Raising a child after divorce isn’t easy, and a big part of that could be footing the bill. Even though child support can help you fill those financial needs, fast-growing kids can quickly outpace the amount the court orders. The U.S. Department of Agriculture says...
On behalf of Lancaster and St. Louis, PLLC | Dec 10, 2019 | child custody & parenting plans
As parents, divorce means making crucial decisions that will impact your children. Because you and your ex no longer live together, you have to figure out how your children will spend time with both of you. This is often a difficult process. But it is best for...
