by Fred Campos | Nov 29, 2013 | Child Custody Tips
If you are a parent who is divorced or in the process of a divorce and cannot agree on parenting issues with the other parent a child custody evaluation may be done by an independent and objective mental health evaluator who have a minimum of a Master’s degree. The...
by Fred Campos | Sep 29, 2013 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
[N]othing marks time like having kids. One day you are teaching them to ride a bike. Then you blink and they are 14 years old starting 9th grade. I am fortunate to live in a district that actually still has 9th graders in middle or junior high school. However, 9th...
by Fred Campos | Aug 21, 2013 | Father Custody Book Reviews
As an avid book reader, I am always looking for good custody books to help fathers. That said, now that my daughter is in her teenage years, I am gravitating more towards parenting books for dads. *hehe* This past May, I came across an excellent short read I would...
by Fred Campos | Aug 6, 2013 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
[M]aybe you haven’t gotten divorced, or you’ve just been served papers by your soon-to-be Ex. At this point, stop and carefully consider the cost of time, money and effort of getting divorced with children. Contested custody battles can take two to five years. Read...
by Fred Campos | Aug 5, 2013 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
[I] am in a series discussing the The Disneyland Parent Syndrome Defined. We talked previously on The Guilty Disneyland Parent, who tries to over compensate for the guilt they feel when missing their kids by over doing the gifts, trips, and bending the parenting...
