When parents seeking a divorce are unable to settle on a co-parenting plan, they often end up in front of a judge.

Guilt, shame and regret are common emotions that are experienced during the divorce process.

Divorces are one of the most traumatic, gut-wrenching experiences that anyone can go through in a lifetime. I have thought about this a lot over the years and would like to make some suggestions on how we can do a better job as lawyers and judges, especially in high conflict cases.

Typically clients will need an attorney at the beginning of the case, but by the end of the divorce in many circumstances, the client's attitude -- sometimes justifiably -- is that the attorney didn't do enough for them.

Is joint custody the best arrangement for kids? Should infants and toddlers be shuttled between two homes? Is it important to include children in de...

One of the main reasons that judges do not automatically award equal parenting in custody decisions is because of their concern about the conflict bet...

In custody decisions, mothers are more likely to receive primary residential custody than fathers. Although in the past decade there has been an incre...