On behalf of Susan Rossi Cook, Attorney and Mediator | Aug 31, 2020 | Co-Parenting And Child Custody
Unfortunately, the co-parenting effort does not come with an instruction manual. Each parenting plan, like the divorce associated with it, is unique. Here are four tips to help you and your partner create a workable plan and lay the foundation for successful...
On behalf of Susan Rossi Cook, Attorney and Mediator | May 7, 2020 | Co-Parenting And Child Custody
If you are facing a divorce and you have children with your spouse, you may be uncertain about what the future holds as a parent. Developing a strong co-parenting relationship with your spouse will help your kids navigate this challenging time. Learn more about how...
On behalf of Susan Rossi Cook, Attorney and Mediator | Feb 15, 2020 | Co-Parenting And Child Custody
Divorce means the end of your marital relationship with your spouse, but it does not mean the end of your parental relationship with your children. They require not only individual love and support from each parent but also parents who can co-parent cooperatively. In...
On behalf of Susan Rossi Cook, Attorney and Mediator | Nov 21, 2019 | Co-Parenting And Child Custody
As the end of the year approaches, Massachusetts’ families may be making their travel plans to visit loved ones during the holidays. Families that have been affected by separation and divorce may struggle this time of year as inevitably one parent in a...
On behalf of Susan Rossi Cook, Attorney and Mediator | Oct 24, 2019 | Co-Parenting And Child Custody
There is no question that divorce is hard on parents and children. Everyone in a Massachusetts family who experiences divorce must learn to live with a new normal as their one household divides into two. When it comes to setting up plans to ensure that children of...
On behalf of Susan Rossi Cook, Attorney and Mediator | Oct 10, 2019 | Co-Parenting And Child Custody
Parents are charged with protecting their children from harm and providing them with the love and care that they need to grow. While most parents take these mandates seriously and sacrifice in order to give their children everything that they need, not all parents act...
On behalf of Susan Rossi Cook, Attorney and Mediator | Sep 5, 2019 | Co-Parenting And Child Custody
As readers of this Massachusetts family law blog may know, there are two distinct forms of child custody that parents may or may not share when they go through divorces. The first form of custody is physical custody. Parents with physical custody can have their kids...
On behalf of Susan Rossi Cook, Attorney and Mediator | Aug 22, 2019 | Co-Parenting And Child Custody
Massachusetts residents who watch reality television may be familiar with the drama that surrounds the cast of Southern Charm. While many of the antics that the cast members get involved with are sensational events that drive the show’s popularity, two...
On behalf of Susan Rossi Cook, Attorney and Mediator | Aug 8, 2019 | Co-Parenting And Child Custody
Although Massachusetts children may be lamenting that the final few weeks of summer have arrived, their parents may be excited to get back to the routine of school days and extracurricular activities. As families begin to work out the details of their academic year...
On behalf of Susan Rossi Cook, Attorney and Mediator | Jul 5, 2019 | Co-Parenting And Child Custody
Not every Massachusetts family chooses to affiliate with a church or set of religious beliefs. In some families, the parents of shared children may actively practice different religions or be members of different religious institutions. Under the First Amendment to...
