Communication Mistakes That Damage Your Custody and Access Case
If your custody and access arrangements are disputed, every message you send becomes potential evidence. Here are the patterns judges and assessors notice.
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10 articles tagged child custody.
Co-Parenting Special Occasions: Birthdays, Communions and School Events
Special occasions are some of the hardest moments in a separated family — and the most important to get right for the children.
Co-Parenting Handovers: Making Transitions Easier for Your Children
The handover is the most emotionally loaded moment of a child's co-parenting week. Getting it right makes a measurable difference.
Parenting Agreements in Ireland: What They Are and How to Make Them Work
One of the most important written agreements a separating family will create. Getting it right from the start prevents enormous conflict and cost later.
Communicating Medical Information With Your Co-Parent
Medical communication is one of the most important — and most frequently contested — areas of co-parenting. Getting the system right early prevents most of the disputes.
50/50 Shared Custody: How It Works and Whether It's Right for Your Family
Equal-time shared custody is now an increasingly common arrangement for Irish separated parents. Here's how it works and whether it suits your family.
Access Arrangements: What Non-Custodial Parents in Ireland Need to Know
If your children primarily live with the other parent, your relationship with them is protected. Here's how access arrangements work in Ireland.
Joint Custody vs Sole Custody: A Guide for Irish Parents
One of the most consequential decisions in any separation. Here's how joint and sole custody work in Irish family law.
Parental Alienation: How to Recognise It and What You Can Do
Few patterns in separated families are as damaging as parental alienation. Here's how to recognise it and what to do.
What Is a Guardian Ad Litem and When Does Your Child Need One?
A guardian ad litem speaks for the child in court. Here's what the role involves in Ireland and when families encounter it.