By Zuhair D. Fanash, Founding Partner, Fanash Family Law · Orlando, Florida | Last reviewed: October 2026 In Florida, a parent should not deny the other parent court-ordered time-sharing on their own, even when they
By Karina Ralston, Principal and Family Law Team Leader, Coleman Greig Lawyers · Accredited Specialist, Family Law (NSW) | Last reviewed: October 2026 Couples who separate in Australia have usually built a life together for
By Joseph E. Cordell, Co-Founder and Principal Partner, Cordell & Cordell · St. Louis, Missouri | Last reviewed: October 2026 Parents going into a custody case often ask the same question: what will the judge
By Rich Rochlin, Founding Partner, Rich Rochlin Family Law · West Hartford, Connecticut | Last reviewed: October 2026 A 14-year-old tells both parents, “I want to live with Dad.” For many families, that sentence feels
By Genet T. Johnson, Esq., Founder, Johnson Law Group | Updated September 2026 Colorado changed how it calculates child support on March 1, 2026. Under the new formula, parenting-time credit begins with the first overnight
By Janice L. Boback, Managing Partner, Anderson Boback & Marshall | Updated September 14, 2026 A move after divorce may improve a parent’s work, housing, or family support. When a child will move too, the
By Joanna R. Adu, Esq., Lyons & Associates, P.C. Reviewed for Legal Accuracy: September 2026 Quick Note: These seven steps are about preparation, not litigation strategy. They’re written for someone who is still weighing options
By Shawnee S. Burton, Esq., Founding Partner, Lancaster Law GroupUpdated September 2026 · 6 min read Pennsylvania calculates child support using the Income Shares Model, a formula that combines both parents’ net monthly incomes, applies
