When One Parent Wants to Move – Colorado Relocation, Kidnapping Law, and How Kids are Impacted
Key Takeaways: Relocation significantly impacts custody and parenting plans. Unapproved moves can lead to serious legal consequences. Judges consider the child’s best interests, relationships, and educational impact. Cooperation and transparency increase the likelihood of a positive outcome. Long-distance parenting requires careful planning and additional…
Read MoreWhen a Child Speaks: What Family Courts Need to Hear
In this episode of the Children First Family Law podcast, Krista sits down with retired Judge Peggy Walsh, a former Family and Supreme Court judge from New York, about how courts handle a child’s voice in divorce and custody cases. Judge Walsh draws a…
Read MoreTreat Parenting After Divorce Like a Job—Because It Is One
In this episode of the Children First Family Law podcast, Krista Nash speaks with Allen Levy, MS LPC, about a truth too many families overlook: parenting after divorce is a job, and it needs to be treated like one. Allen’s approach, developed over years…
Read MoreWhen Emotions Are Too Big for Words, This Silly Ball Helps
In this episode of the Children First Family Law podcast, Krista Nash welcomes Julia Chambers, creator of Mimbleballs, for a conversation about comfort, connection, and helping kids manage big feelings during divorce and disruption. What began as a fuzzy craft project at a child’s…
Read MoreBuilding Healthy Stepfamilies Takes More Than Love
Blending a family after divorce isn’t easy, and no two families do it the same way. In this episode of the Children First Family Law podcast, Krista Nash speaks with Dr. Ann Ordway, a family law attorney, parenting coordinator, and stepfamily coach, about creating…
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