Foxtrot Family Law Resources

We need to set the table. It doesn’t have to be complicated, but we need to do it. Ever sit down for a nice meal at home, you’re excited, hungry and ready to relax…maybe you’ve finally put the kids down, poured a glass of wine and started up Disney+ ready to veg…only to realize you or your partner need a napkin or a fork or anything else from the kitchen. Now you’ve got to uncurl yourself from the coffee table and go grab whatever you forgot. ~ This is a first world problem f

A #CoParent cannot legally suspend Court-Ordered visitation without, you guessed it, a Court Order. An informally agreed upon, temporary deviation is one thing; a unilateral power/control grab by one side or the Other is completely different. #childcustody

Any #CoParent who has visited with their kids at a McDonald’s knows that an hour or more is a long time to sit at a fast food restaurant. So if your visits or custody with your child have been impared by everything going on, it can’t be easy engaging on a video- or phone-call during these strange days. Here are 5 conversational tips to remember… 1. Don’t talk about the case. I’m not gonna make the “ivory tower” remark that this should be obvious. It might be obvious but to sa