Domestic violence is a crime – it doesn’t just impact the victim but can have a long-lasting effect on the people you love, including their friends, family members, and colleagues.
Here are eight things you probably didn’t know about domestic violence:
You might be getting ready to divorce your partner and lead separate lives once again, but that’s difficult with co-parenting, especially if you’re unable to agree on anything that pertains to your children’s lives. Parents generally get awarded shared custody in Maryland courts because it is in the children’s best interests to be in contact with both their parents.
Divorce was the easy part; co-parenting is the real struggle. According to research, at least one child out of five has experienced their parent’s breaking up by 9 years old. It’s difficult to get along with an ex; they’re not your partner anymore for a reason.
If you have recently gotten divorced and have children with your partner, you need to decide who will get the children’s custody. Unfortunately, the choice of who will get will complete control is difficult to make between partners who disagree on decisions of their child’s welfare.
A parenting plan, also known as a child visitation schedule, serves as a calendar for parents with joint custody about how they’ll share responsibility for their children. The plan outlines exactly how the parents will divide physical custody of their children.
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