by Fred Campos | Jun 13, 2014 | Child Custody Tips
[I]t doesn’t matter how much research or homework you do before you enter that courtroom as a defendant or plaintiff, it’s intimidating. Even if you have done everything right, or “by the book” in these circumstances, it’s still overwhelming. The whole atmosphere,...
by Fred Campos | May 27, 2014 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
TThroughout life, our personal connections go through a metamorphosis. Parents go from being authority figures to counselors, confidants, sometimes even friends. Over time, the bond with spouses mature, and lives grow more nurturing. Most of the time. Sometimes, the...
by Fred Campos | May 24, 2014 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
The divorce isn’t final, but it’s in the works. You know your relationship to your Ex and your children will change in many ways you can predict and other you cannot. But just because you are dealing with each other on a different plane, it’s critical you focus on one...
by Fred Campos | May 21, 2014 | Child Custody Tips
[W]hen entering the courtroom for your hearing, you should know a few ground rules and expectations. It was funny to watch Jo Pesci’s character, Vinny Gambini, get in constant trouble with his behavior in the 1992 courtroom comedy, My Cousin Vinny. Quite another when...
by Fred Campos | May 18, 2014 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
Society likes parents to be married. Marriage creates a more solid bond and stability, and for the most part, a better environment for children. But today many parents aren’t married, and they like it that way. While such a set-up has some advantages, a breakup can...
