Multi-State Divorce & Family Law Blog by Stange Law Firm, PC

As the warmer months descend, many people experience a change in routine. Children are out of school, parents take time off work, and families spend more time together. If you are co-parenting, or have a blended family, this can be more challenging than expected. With multiple schedules and summer fun to be had, it is important to prepare yourself and take deliberate parenting action during the warmer months. Whether you have been co-parenting for a long time, or are just beginning your new setup, some basic tips can help everyone remain happy and amiable until school starts again. The Basics

Ending a married relationship through a divorce is difficult for everyone involved. But, when children are part of the equation, it can be even more complicated. Parents must think about what is best for their children and how the divorce will impact them long term. One of the most difficult decisions during a divorce is often determining custody arrangements. In some cases, one parent may be awarded primary custody while the other has visitation rights. In others, both parents may share joint custody. At the end of a lengthy custody battle, it can be refreshing to at least land on