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How can you stay connected to your child during custody visits?

On Behalf of Thomas A. Camp, P.C. | Jan 26, 2021 | Child Custody, Firm News |

While the custody arrangement you have with your former spouse works well, you still miss your shared child. How can you remain connected with your daughter or son while honoring the custody order? 

Zero to Three offers tips for parents to forge and reinforce their connection with their young child while separated. With a little creativity, you may continue creating memories with your child while not physically present. 

Use technology

If you do not already, set up regular video chats with your son or daughter. To set up a date that works for both of you, talk with your co-parent about a time and day that fits her or his schedule and your child’s schedule. For those times when work or other obligations keep you from making a video call, send a quick video recording instead. 

Talk with your co-parent

No matter how much you want to communicate with your young son or daughter, you must respect her or his time with your former partner. Reach out to your ex to determine how she or he feels about your communication methods and how the two of you may make each other’s lives easier regarding staying in touch with your child while he or she lives at the other household. 

Be brief

Depending on your schedule or your child’s attention span, you may have only a few moments to chat. Make the most of every second, and have an intention for each call, such as sharing stories or singing a song. 

Get creative about staying in your child’s life. Hopefully, the bond you create lasts a lifetime. 

Five common mistakes the police make during investigations

On Behalf of Thomas A. Camp, P.C. | May 3, 2023 | Criminal Defense

Being accused of criminal wrongdoing can turn your world upside down. The threat of conviction can leave you reeling as you struggle to cope with the possibility of being hit with prison time and difficulty securing and holding employment and housing even after you’ve...

What are the rights of grandparents in divorce cases?

On Behalf of Thomas A. Camp, P.C. | Apr 28, 2023 | Child Custody, Divorce

Divorce can have a significant impact on family dynamics, especially when it comes to the relationship between grandparents and their grandchildren. In many cases, grandparents may have concerns about their ability to maintain a relationship with their grandchildren...

Is divorce mediation for us?

On Behalf of Thomas A. Camp, P.C. | Apr 17, 2023 | Divorce

Mediation has become a popular option in divorce and other family law matter settlements because it gives parties more control over discussions and is usually more time-saving and cost-efficient. But even though these benefits are attractive, parties should ensure...

Are you fighting for child custody?

On Behalf of Thomas A. Camp, P.C. | Apr 4, 2023 | Child Custody, Divorce, Family Law

Child custody is not always straightforward. The two main distinctions are legal and physical custody. Legal custody is the right to make significant decisions in the child’s life such as education and health care. Physical custody is when the child is physically with...

Is it possible to modify a child custody order?

On Behalf of Thomas A. Camp, P.C. | Mar 16, 2023 | Child Custody

Some may think that a final order from the court is already absolute and is no longer subject to change. However, as the child grows older, there are changes in their lives that might require an adjustment on the court’s custody order. Moreover, not only changes in...

When can the synthesis of drugs in a research lab be a crime?

On Behalf of Thomas A. Camp, P.C. | Mar 3, 2023 | Criminal Defense

Many university researchers in the areas of organic chemistry and biochemistry utilize or produce controlled substances in their labs for the purpose of furthering scientific knowledge on the development of new and better medications. This begs the question of the...

How do I talk to my spouse about divorce?

On Behalf of Thomas A. Camp, P.C. | Feb 19, 2023 | Divorce, Family Law

You have tried everything in your power to make your marriage work. Because all else failed, you are officially ready to bring the “D” word into the conversation. These are tips to help ease your spouse into the topic of divorce. Make sure you are sure This is a huge...

What is a no-fault divorce?

On Behalf of Thomas A. Camp, P.C. | Feb 14, 2023 | Divorce, Family Law

For most of history, securing a divorce was an immense struggle and really only possible if you could prove someone was “at-fault.” It was not until 1969 that no-fault divorce was introduced in the US, which changed everything. It allowed either party in the marriage...

What should I do after getting stopped by the police?

On Behalf of Thomas A. Camp, P.C. | Feb 6, 2023 | Criminal Defense

Getting stopped by police can be stressful. In any tense situation, your nerves can get the better of you, making you seem defensive when you have nothing to hide. Just stay calm and remember to exercise your rights, such as: Your right to remain silent. State laws...

Grandparent visitation is not always possible after a divorce

On Behalf of Thomas A. Camp, P.C. | Jan 20, 2023 | Family Law

Grandparents can play an important role in a child’s life and often develop a close and loving relationship with their grandchild. It can be very distressing if a child’s parents stop the child’s grandparents from having contact with the child. Unfortunately,...

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