A common issue in post-divorce parenting is the living conditions provided by each parent. A question from the Modern Divorce support group, addressed by Modern Law Founder and family law attorney Billie Tarascio, brings this
Co-parenting can be a frustrating journey, especially when trust issues and miscommunication come into play. In our ongoing series to answer your questions, Modern Law owner and family law attorney Billie Tarascio, clarifies the legal
“My ex is technically sober, but he’s still an addict and acts like one. What should I do?” Co-Parenting Challenges with a Recovering Addict Parenting after divorce can be complex, especially when one
Check out the video In the realm of family law, unique situations often arise, prompting questions about the intersection of financial planning and legal obligations. A recent query from the Modern Divorce support group highlighted
Balancing Parental Privacy and Child’s Best Interest At Modern Law, we regularly have in house presentations to our team about what is happening in the realm of family law and how laws are being applied
Can a Stepparent Be Required to Use Soberlink? In blended families, the introduction of new spouses can bring unique challenges, particularly concerning the safety and well-being of children. A question raised in the Modern Divorce
Let’s talk about a situation that’s more common than we’d like: dealing with a hostile stepmom. It’s a tough spot to be in, especially when you’re trying to keep the peace for your kids’ sake.
Deciding whether to stay in a marriage or seek a divorce is one of the most challenging decisions anyone can face. Billie Tarascio, owner of Modern Law, recently shared her insights on this critical
Divorce can be a complex and emotionally charged process, made even more challenging when one of the ex-spouses struggles with alcoholism. This situation not only affects the individual but also has profound implications for co-parenting
