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Co-Parenting Communication for Stepparents
Stepping into a co-parenting dynamic as a stepparent can feel like walking a tightrope. You love your partner and their children, but you're also navigating a family that was already set up, with its own history and rules. Finding your place takes patience, respect,...
Remarrying After Divorce: Considerations When Starting A New Family
Navigating a divorce can be challenging for you and all those involved, including your Ex partner and children. However, being divorce does not mean that you can’t have another chance at love! Opening up to another partner and deciding to start a family can be a...
Tips for Dealing with a Struggling Marriage
Being married is something to be proud of, but also requires a lot of work. Not all days will be good, and you may go through tough situations together. Over time, there may be a strain on your marriage, and you may not be getting along as well as you did previously....
Child Custody Tips
How to Choose the Right Family Law Attorney for Your Custody Case
Not All Family Law Attorneys Are the Same One of the biggest mistakes I see fathers make is assuming that every family law attorney has the same experience, skills, and approach. They don't. After spending more than 27 years helping fathers through custody disputes,...
Working with Your Attorney
Preparing Your Financial Records from Fanash Family Law Before Filing for Divorce
Divorce raises two parallel questions: How will you divide what you own and owe, and how will each household function afterward? The more clearly you can document income, assets, debts, and routine expenses, the easier it becomes to address those questions during...
Choosing the Right Legal Representation for Your Divorce
The attorney you choose for your divorce will be one of the most important decisions you make during this process. For husbands and fathers, that can mean finding someone who understands the practical concerns around parenting time, financial responsibilities,...
Common Mistakes Fathers Make in Custody Cases
Navigating a child custody case is one of the most challenging experiences a father can face. The legal standards and procedures that govern this process can feel foreign and unforgiving. While your focus is rightly on your children, it's easy to make missteps that...
How Can Pennsylvania Spousal Support Lawyers Help Couples Manage Unequal Incomes After Separation?
Separation often changes a family's finances faster than it changes their obligations. One household becomes two, fixed expenses multiply, and the gap between one spouse's income and the other's can suddenly feel impossible to manage. In Pennsylvania, that financial...
What Do Wisconsin Child Support Lawyers Actually Do for Parents?
Child support cases can become stressful when you are dealing with divorce, court deadlines, financial pressure, and major changes inside your home. You may already know that a child support lawyer helps with payments and paperwork, but their role usually goes further...
What Does a Divorce Lawyer Actually Do During a Divorce Case?
Many people think a divorce lawyer is only there for court dates and paperwork. That is one of the most expensive misunderstandings in family law. By the time a case reaches a hearing, much of the real work has already happened behind the scenes. A divorce case is not...
Your Custody Court System
Protecting Assets During Child Custody Battles
A custody dispute can put family finances under intense scrutiny, especially when parents own businesses, investment accounts or several properties. Courts generally treat custody and property division as separate issues, but financial choices made during the case can...
Beyond Custody: How Divorce Impacts Your Financial Future
Divorce can reshape your finances long after custody schedules and court dates are settled. One household becomes two, shared assets are divided and each person must build a workable budget with separate income and expenses. The effects may reach your savings, taxes,...
What Judges Consider in Parenting Plans
A parenting plan gives the court a practical picture of how your child’s daily life will work after separation or divorce. Judges review proposed schedules, decision-making arrangements and communication rules through the lens of the child’s best interests. Although...
Protecting Your Assets During a Custody Battle
A custody dispute can affect far more than your parenting schedule. Decisions about housing, income and parenting time may influence support calculations, legal costs and your ability to maintain financial stability. Courts generally treat custody and property...
Navigating Divorce as a Father
A father facing the end of a marriage has to manage legal deadlines, parenting concerns and major changes at home at the same time. Early choices can affect where your children live, how often you see them and how family expenses are divided. Clear records, steady...
What To Do in the First 30 Days of Separation for a Smoother Divorce
The first month after separation can set the tone for the entire divorce case. Often, courts will make quick rulings on temporary orders that can determine parenting time, support, and even how living expenses are split in the months ahead. Use these weeks to get...
Your Ex, the”Other” Parent
Your Ex Is Not Your Audience: Stop Trying to Win the Argument
One of the hardest lessons I learned during my own custody battle was also one of the simplest: You do not have to convince your ex that you are right. Read that again. You don't have to win the text argument. You don't have to get her to admit she...
Menstruation While Breastfeeding: What’s Normal and What to Expect
Menstruation while breastfeeding is different for every mom—it may return in months or take over a year. This article explains why it can be delayed, when it usually comes back, how it may affect milk supply, and the difference between spotting and a full...
How To Make Your Divorce Friendlier
Divorce isn’t ever going to be a happy situation, no matter what the reasons behind it or how much it makes sense in your situation - the idea of a marriage breaking down to the point where it has to end isn’t a pleasant one. However, just because the marriage is over...
5 Steps To Deal With False Allegations of Child Abuse
In recent times, there's been a growing awareness about child abuse, leading to more cases being reported. The increased vigilance is essential for the safety and well-being of children. Regardless, not every report of child abuse is based on facts. Sometimes, people...
How to Get Through a Messy Divorce
Did you know that around half of all first marriages end in divorce? Although it may feel like you are all alone during this painful time, so many people have gone through the divorce process and come out the other side happier and healthier than ever before. If you...
The Dos and Donts of Co-Parenting with a Difficult Ex
Co-parenting with a difficult Ex can be a trying experience, to say the least. Whether you're dealing with an Ex who is uncooperative, argumentative, or simply unwilling to compromise, it can be challenging to find a way to co-parent effectively. However, it's...
Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
Co-Parenting After Divorce: Strategies for Fathers
A steady co-parenting routine gives children a sense of security after their parents separate. For fathers, that often means balancing schedules, school responsibilities and emotional support while building a new working relationship with the other parent. The process...
Co-Parenting Dynamics: Essential Strategies for Equal Protection
Co-parenting works best when both parents have clear expectations, reliable information, and a shared focus on their children. Equal protection in this setting means preserving each parent’ ability to participate while keeping the child’s routines, relationships and...
How Divorce Settlements Affect Your Child’s Future
A divorce settlement is much more than just a financial agreement between two adults; it's a blueprint for your child's future. While most people focus on custody schedules and basic child support right away, the decisions made during this process will impact your...
When Your Child Doesn’t Want to Go With You: What a Divorced Dad Should—and Shouldn’t—Do
You pull into the driveway or the designated exchange location expecting to pick up Johnny. Instead, you hear the words no divorced dad wants to hear: “I don’t want to go with Dad.” That hurts. Even if you know your child loves you, even if...
Dad, Stop Treating Parenting Time Like Visitation
There is a word in family law that I have never particularly liked when we're talking about Fathers: Visitation. You visit your uncle. You visit a friend in the hospital. You visit Disney World. You don't visit...
The 10 Biggest Mistakes Fathers Make During a Custody Battle
Every year, thousands of good fathers lose valuable parenting time—not because they don't love their children, but because they unknowingly make mistakes that hurt their custody case. I've spent more than 27 years helping fathers navigate child custody cases, and I've...
Marriage & Remarriage Tips
Co-Parenting Communication for Stepparents
Stepping into a co-parenting dynamic as a stepparent can feel like walking a tightrope. You love your partner and their children, but you're also navigating a family that was already set up, with its own history and rules. Finding your place takes patience, respect,...
Remarrying After Divorce: Considerations When Starting A New Family
Navigating a divorce can be challenging for you and all those involved, including your Ex partner and children. However, being divorce does not mean that you can’t have another chance at love! Opening up to another partner and deciding to start a family can be a...
Tips for Dealing with a Struggling Marriage
Being married is something to be proud of, but also requires a lot of work. Not all days will be good, and you may go through tough situations together. Over time, there may be a strain on your marriage, and you may not be getting along as well as you did previously....
Tips To Create a Kid Friendly Wedding
Are you planning a wedding over the next few months? Are you considering remarrying with kids? This is a stressful time for anyone, let alone people who have small children in their families who are going to be attending the event. Of course, this adds a layer of...
4 Ways To Mend A Broken Relationship
All relationships experience shaky moments occasionally. But regardless of what you’re going through, every relationship is repairable. Yes, most couples split up, but many also get back together. The point is that going through a difficult patch in your relationship...
Does A Breakup Have To Be So Toxic?
The ending of a relationship is rarely amicable. It’s not as if you and your partner are going to meet in the United Nations, a moderated forum where both people can vote on the amendments to the terms of your parting. But at the same time, do we really need that kind...
Daddy Got Custody Podcast
DGC 056 – Interview Jamie Lima, the Financial Thoughts on Divorce
September 27, 2026 | 32min About this episode In this episode of the Daddy Got Custody Podcast, Fred Campos, @FullCustodyDad, sits down with Jamie Lima, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, financial professional, and founder of Allegiant Divorce...
DGC 055 – Your Child Is Not Your Witness
September 20, 2026 | 18min About this episode In this episode of the Daddy Got Custody Podcast, Fred Campos, @FullCustodyDad and 27-year custody veteran, talks about one of the easiest mistakes parents make during a custody battle: turning their child into...
DGC 054 – How Text Messages Can Win or Lose Your Custody Case
September 6, 2026 | 18min About this episode In this episode of the Daddy Got Custody Podcast, Fred Campos, @FullCustodyDad and 27-year custody veteran, explains how something as simple as a text message can either strengthen your custody case or quietly...
DGC 053 – What to Do When Your Ex Violates the Court Order
August 30, 2026 | 18min About this episode In this episode of the Daddy Got Custody Podcast, Fred Campos, @FullCustodyDad and 27-year custody veteran, explains what fathers should do when their Ex refuses to follow the court order. Fred breaks down how...
DGC 052 – How Fathers Accidentally Damage Their Own Custody Case
August 23, 2026 | 20min About this episode In this episode of the Daddy Got Custody Podcast, Fred Campos, @FullCustodyDad and 27-year custody veteran, talks about one of the biggest threats to a father’s custody case: himself. Good dads sometimes damage...
DGC 051 – Interview with Chel Cartmill, Author of “Spider on My Neck”
August 16, 2026 | 36min About this episode In this episode of the Daddy Got Custody Podcast, I sit down with Chel Cartmill, Next Chapter Transition Specialist and author of Spider on My Neck, for an honest conversation about the emotional side of divorce,...
Product Reviews
Imagina Books – Educational Augmented Reality Books
Imagina Books is a series of Educational Augmented Reality books that blends between the classical book reading experience and the recent technology, Augmented Reality, that boosts visualization and Imagination leading to better understanding, more enjoyable and a better hands-on experience for our kids. The book and the mobile application are the two pillars of this experience.
Divorce is Not the End of the World, Book Review
There are good books written to and for parents advising them on court proceedings and how-to regarding child custody in a divorce. There are also a few books written to parents focusing on issues kids face during the process. However few books are written by kids to...
Interviewing Your Daughter’s Date, Book Review
Dennis Raney’s “Interviewing Your Daughter’s Date: 30 Minutes Man-to-Man” is a fantastic idea of actually having a 30 minute conversation/interview with a boy that is starting to show interest in your daughter before they even go out on their first date.