On behalf of Arnold & Bailey | Jul 3, 2020 | Child Custody & Support
West Virginia couples who are ending their relationship but have children will need to think about child custody arrangements. This can lead to challenges and acrimony. The priority should be the children, but if both parents want custody or disagree over parenting...
On behalf of Arnold & Bailey | Jun 15, 2020 | Child Custody & Support
While parents face many issues during the process of navigating a divorce settlement, the most important one for most is the well-being of their children. Although parents in West Virginia can’t protect their children from all repercussions of a divorce, there are...
On behalf of Arnold & Bailey | Jun 3, 2020 | Child Custody & Support
When a family goes through a divorce, it is crucial to remember that the most important thing to keep in mind is the needs of the child. Depending on their age, they may still be in a very delicate stage in their upbringing, and the relationship that they have with...
On behalf of Arnold & Bailey | Mar 25, 2020 | Child Custody & Support
When West Virginia estranged couples develop a parenting plan, its terms should benefit their children even if it isn’t necessarily the most convenient for them. This means that parents shouldn’t have custody of their kids for more than two or three days...
On behalf of Arnold & Bailey | Mar 3, 2020 | Child Custody & Support
Child support payments in West Virginia are based on the income of the parent. Even so, many parents find that they are unable to afford their monthly payments. The consequences can be steep. However, parents who are unable to pay may be eligible to modify their...
On behalf of Arnold & Bailey | Jan 4, 2020 | Child Custody & Support
in some West Virginia child custody cases, the issue of parental alienation will be raised by one parent when the other parent keeps the children away. While it is a real problem in some cases, it is also claimed in cases involving abuse or domestic violence by the...
On behalf of Arnold & Bailey | Oct 20, 2019 | Child Custody & Support
Co-parenting after a divorce is always tough – even if the relationship ended on good terms. Parenting can be even harder following a particularly difficult separation. Traditional co-parenting involves working together and communicating often on behalf of the child....
On behalf of Arnold & Bailey | Jun 27, 2019 | Child Custody & Support, Firm News
For fathers, divorce can pose a set of unique concerns. These men often worry about how often they will see their children or whether they will be able to effectively parent without the help of their soon-to-be exes. Despite these worries, fathers in West Virginia and...
On behalf of Arnold & Bailey | Apr 18, 2019 | Child Custody & Support, Firm News
Most parents in West Virginia just want was is best for their children. Securing things like financial support after a divorce is often key to that hope. However, child support is not necessarily as cut and dried as some parents might think. Figuring out the correct...
On behalf of Arnold & Bailey | Feb 21, 2019 | Child Custody & Support, Firm News
Effectively co-parenting after divorce can be difficult but worthwhile for parents and children alike. However, working together with an ex-spouse is not always as easy it may seem. West Virginia parents who are considering co-parenting or wondering if they need to...
