Divorce

Finding a middle ground that respects the needs and wishes of both parties can seem like an insurmountable challenge in the often tumultuous landscape of divorce proceedings. However, there is a beacon of hope that many individuals embarking on this journey overlook: divorce mediation.

Divorce can be a challenging and emotional process, especially when children are involved. The dissolution of their parents' marriage can create feelings of confusion, fear, anger, and sadness. The impact of divorce on children can vary depending on their age, temperament, and the level of conflict between parents.

Dealing with a difficult family situation can be emotionally draining and overwhelming. Whether you are going through a divorce, child custody dispute, or facing other family-related issues, seeking professional help is crucial.

When it comes to understanding and asserting your unmarried fathers’ rights, knowing your rights as a father empowers you to navigate the legal system and advocate for your role in your child's life, from establishing legal paternity to seeking custody and visitation.

Grandparents are often a vital part of a child's life. They provide emotional support, offer wisdom, and in some cases, even become primary caregivers. However, what happens when grandparents' relationships with their grandchildren are disrupted?

With Louisiana’s open adoption laws, it has become more common than ever for open or semi-open adoptions to take place, allowing for birth parents and adoptive families together to determine the type of relationship and level of communication they wish to maintain.