Child Support

What the Judicial System Values in Parents

Written by Russell Alexander ria@russellalexander.com / (905) 655-6335

What You’ll Learn:

10 Key Considerations for Understanding Parental Values in Family Court 

Are you preparing for custody proceedings and wondering what the court prioritizes in parenting? Here’s a preview of the essential points we’ll explore in our upcoming Family Law Now After Hours live event, “What the Judicial System Values in Parents”: 

  1. Define Your Interests: Clarify your desired parenting time and decision-making roles. 
  1. Prioritize the Best Interests of the Child: Understand how the court determines what is best for your child. 
  1. Document Your Parenting Contributions: Highlight your involvement and contributions to your child’s upbringing. 
  1. Demonstrate Effective Parenting: Showcase stability, security, emotional support, and active involvement in your child’s life. 
  1. Comply with Legal Directives: Follow all court orders and agreements regarding parenting. 
  1. Manage Financial Obligations Responsibly: Ensure financial responsibilities towards your child are met. 
  1. Foster a Positive Co-Parenting Relationship: Show a willingness to cooperate and communicate effectively with the other parent. 
  1. Embrace Flexibility: Be open to negotiation and compromise in creating parenting plans. 

Join us on March 4th at 5pm for this live session where we’ll delve into these considerations, providing you with practical insights to navigate the complexities of custody battles with clarity and confidence. 

Why Attend?

This live event is designed to help you understand what family courts value in parents during custody disputes. Whether you’re seeking clarity on parenting roles or navigating legal directives, this session offers crucial guidance to advocate effectively for your child’s best interests. 

Reserve your spot today and empower yourself with the knowledge to navigate custody proceedings effectively. 

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About the author

Russell Alexander

Russell Alexander is the Founder & Senior Partner of Russell Alexander Collaborative Family Lawyers.