If you are a parent, you will feel that you are doing everything possible to raise your child in the best way. Bringing up children is a momentous challenge, and every child is different. As the child's parent, it is likely that you know and understand them more than any one else. Therefore, it can be extremely upsetting if a neighbor or an acquaintance falsely accuses you of neglecting or abusing your child. You may worry that you will lose custody of your child, and a great deal of stress can result.
Reacting to an accusation of child abuse
The pain of 'feeling' after a divorce
When someone has decided to end their marriage and pursue a divorce in Florida, the challenges they are facing can often be unnerving and overwhelming. Processing the significant change that has taken place, grieving the loss of a once-cherished relationship and coming to terms with an uncertain future can take time. Often, people are required to process these difficult emotions while managing the details of their divorce including child custody and relocation.
Seasonal affective disorder and child custody
There are countless factors to consider with respect to child custody and no two cases are identical. Many different aspects of a parent’s life could impact their ability to secure full or partial custody of their child, and the custody process (especially if a heated dispute occurs) could impact them in various ways. In this post, we will look into various issues related to seasonal affective disorder, a hurdle that many parents have to work through during the winter months, and custody.
