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  • Repeated Visitation Violations May Lead to Custody Changes
    Repeated Visitation Violations May Lead to Custody Changes

    Divorced parents ideally co-parent their children effectively, communicate honestly, and support each other’s time with the children. Unfortunately, that idea situation doesn’t always happen. A parent ...

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  • What’s the Role of a Guardian Ad Litem in Custody Disputes?
    What’s the Role of a Guardian Ad Litem in Custody Disputes?

    It’s a fact of life that not all marriages become happily ever after. When a marriage doesn’t work, many couples can still come to an agreement on the issues of their divorce such as child custody. ...

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  • Co-Parenting During COVID: Vaccination Disputes
    Co-Parenting During COVID: Vaccination Disputes

    What Age Groups Are Eligible for the COVID Vaccine? Recently, the Pfizer- COVID vaccine was made available to children 12 to 15 (previously, the Pfizer vaccine was only available to those who were 16 ...

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  • Do Mothers Always Get Primary Custody in Iowa?
    Do Mothers Always Get Primary Custody in Iowa?

    Contrary to popular belief, mothers are not automatically given primary custody in Iowa. The Iowa courts recognize that fathers play just as important a role in their children's lives as mothers do. ...

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  • Common Challenges of High-Conflict Co-Parenting Relationships
    Common Challenges of High-Conflict Co-Parenting Relationships

    Co-Parenting Is Never Easy Divorcing or separating when you have children is a difficult process. After the divorce or separation is finalized, you and your former partner will have to learn how to ...

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  • Child Preference for Custody in Iowa
    Child Preference for Custody in Iowa

    The issue of child custody in an Iowa divorce often seems to boil down to a battle between parents’ desires. This can be a misguided approach as courts generally decide this issue not on what is best ...

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