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...
by Fred Campos | May 14, 2014 | Child Custody Tips
I am frequently asked, “Who else should I hire to help in my court case?” To answer that question, I have invited Joseph Goldberg to guest post. Joseph is the leading expert in Parental Alienation and a consultant on the subject. In high conflict divorce and...
by Fred Campos | May 6, 2014 | Your Custody Court System
What if you have a somewhat congenial relationship with your child’s other parent, but you both agree you don’t want to remain together? Your splitting is “nobody’s fault.” But you have children and both of you are painfully aware that today’s congeniality can be...
by Fred Campos | May 3, 2014 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
[A]ccording to the National Center for Health Statistics more than half of those divorced will remarry within 5 years and another 25% will remarry within 10 years. Unfortunately, sadly these marriages have less of a chance of success than their first marriage. With a...
by Fred Campos | Mar 30, 2014 | Child Custody Tips
Years ago Tom was seen wandering around the court house. A gentleman, probably picking up on Tom’s confusing body language, asked if he needed some help. “Yes, I’m looking for the coffee machine.” “I’ll take you there. What brings you here today?” “I’m here for a...
