Marquez-Kelly Law

Co-parenting is a process where the father and the mother  of a  child/children  agree to work together for a common goal, that is, to raise the child. Though their marriage is already severed- example they  have already divorced and do not live together anymore, they can still enter into an agreement for co-parenting and this is basically the sharing of legal and physical custody of the child.    As a fundamental concept, co-parenting is a method of sharing particular duties and obligation to raise a child. It may include responsibilities that are inherent for being a parent.   Somehow people are confused about the difference between co-parenting and joint custody. To provide you an overview, joint custody legal allows a parent to have full control over the custody to the child per the agreement executed and the other parent may only have the opportunity to observe a visitation right. However, whatever the case may be, the decision making may be bestowed by the court to both

Marriage is the commitment of two (2) people who decided to spend their lives together to establish their family.   Accordingly, married couples have been shown to stay together longer than those who are not married and more likely to bond for life due to the obligatory implication of their marriage oath. Marriage is usually related to the stability of the families that may produce more confident children and a stable society with fewer social problems.   Based on the study, people who get married are those who enjoy financial stability and a healthier body. That during their marriage life, they still carry out the mindset to raise their family anchored to the attribute of love. On the contrary, people who have more stress in life do not enter into marriage to avoid more stressors in life.   However, marriages that are not fastened to love are most likely to fail. That is the main reason why people get divorced. A concrete example is where marriage is undertaken for money