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If you are reading this, you may have just been served with documents that included the words “ex parte”.  It may have been a motion, a petition, or an order.  You probably received the document from a process server, and that signaled to you that this was pretty serious (and […]

When a parent fails or refuses to seek treatment when they struggle with mental illness, a divorce or child custody dispute sometimes becomes inevitable.  Unfortunately, after struggling as a family unit, child custody litigation tends to be a struggle as well.  We’ve outlined some of the difficulties. Lack of Preparation. […]

When a spouse or co-parent struggles with mental illness, it often affects relationships.  Sometimes mental health problems affect the relationship so much that it contributes to the collapse of the relationship.  When clients visit us, they often ask us how their mental illness or their spouse or co-parent’s behaviors will […]

Discovery When you have a dispute, how do you really prove your case to the judge?  For example, your child tells you that the other parent is at work during their parenting time, so how do you prove that?  You believe that your spouse earns a lot more money and […]