Foxtrot Family Law Resources

When I was growing up, there was a phrase we’d use when someone needed to calm down, “get a grip.” It was even a damn good Aerosmith album (if you’re my age you’re picturing the pierced cow udder in your head right now). Grip, though, even just the word, sounds aggressive, implies tension, such consonance of hard consonants (#swidt). And we see that in #childcustody and #coparenting, either side trying to hold on too tightly, to control everything. Anyone doing that is going

Are you the weird kid? Good. Me, too. The saddest question I get so very often is what people need to DO to be effective in their Child Custody case. It’s as if these always or newly or imminently single and working and holding it together with duct tape parents think they’re lacking or flawed or flat out wrong. OR, worse yet, they think they need to spend whatever precious energy and time they have away from work or other obligations knowing everything about Child Custody la