When a family law case is pending, such as a divorce, legal separation, or custody dispute, life does not pause. Parents still need to care for children, pay bills, and manage shared responsibilities. That is where temporary orders come in. These court-issued orders provide short-term solutions while the case moves through the legal system. At…
Co-parenting across two households can be challenging, especially in the early stages following separation or divorce. Children may struggle with the adjustment, and parents often face logistical and emotional hurdles. However, with the right strategies and mindset, co-parenting can evolve into a stable, supportive arrangement that benefits everyone involved. At Kulerski & Cornelison, our team…
Co-parenting requires a well-structured plan that prioritizes the best interests of the child while ensuring both parents have a clear framework for shared responsibilities. An effective parenting plan minimizes conflicts, promotes healthy communication, and fosters a stable environment for children. Whether you are navigating a divorce, separation, or establishing custody guidelines, crafting a parenting plan…
