Published in Paradise News Magazine – May 2024

Navigating child support can be a complicated and emotional process. Having a clear understanding of Florida laws and the guidelines that govern child support payments is the best way to navigate the process more seamlessly, while avoiding major mistakes.

Published in Clearwater Beach Neighborhood News - April 2024

Mediation is an increasingly popular method when resolving child custody disputes. When cases involve domestic violence, child abuse, or child neglect, mediation is generally not appropriate. At OCHR, we focus on better educating and equipping parents to make informed decisions, while avoiding major mistakes.

Published in the Paradise News Magazine – April 2024

At OCHR, a common mistake that we encounter is a parent who wasn’t strategic when they committed to an attorney. Understandably, some circumstances force a sense of urgency, leaving little time to perform proper due diligence.

Published in the Paradise News Magazine – March 2024

Most of the advertisers in Paradise News over the years have fit into a few general categories like real estate, medical, home improvement or entertainment. One of our favorite new advertisers in 2023, OurChildrenHaveRights.org, fits in none of those categories…

Published in the Clearwater Beach & Belleair Neighborhood News – February 2024

What is a Parenting Plan? A parenting plan is a document developed and agreed to by the parents of a minor child and approved by the court.…

Published in Sunshine State of Living News & Media – January 2024

In the realm of child custody and co-parenting challenges, Our Children Have Rights .Org emerges as a beacon of empowerment….

Published in Paradise News Magazine - January 2024

Establishing child custody can be one of the most challenging and emotional experiences a parent may face. Here are three steps to follow when you are negotiating a child custody agreement…

Published in the Clearwater Beach & Belleair Neighborhood News - December 2023

Establishing child custody can be one of the most challenging and emotional experiences a parent may face. While there are many, we’ve identified three common mistakes so parents can be better educated on what to avoid.

Published in Paradise News Magazine - December 2023

For parents splitting up, it’s important to understand child support payments, usually decided during the divorce process. This is an ongoing payment by a co-parent to assist with the financial support of their child(ren) and it applies both to married and unmarried co-parents with a minor child…

Published in Paradise News Magazine - November 2023

When parents split up, or are not together, and both parents want legal access to their child(ren), child custody arrangements must be determined. A commonly overlooked option while navigating the child custody process is representing yourself, or "Filing Pro Se."…

Published in the Clearwater Beach & Belleair Neighborhood News – October-November 2023

Child support is an ongoing payment by a co-parent to assist with the financial support of their child(ren).

Published in Paradise News Magazine - October 2023

A parenting plan is a document developed and agreed to by the parents of a minor child and approved by the court. Or, if the parents cannot agree on a plan, it will be established by the court…

Published in Paradise News Magazine - September 2023

When Greg Hill became a father, he knew he would always want to be available to his son. Since Greg was not married to his son’s mother, under Florida law Greg had no legal rights to his child…

Published in the Clearwater Beach & Bellaire Neighborhood News - August-September 2023 Edition

A commonly overlooked option while navigating the child custody process is Representing Yourself, or "Filing Pro Se". When parents split up, or are not together, and both parents want legal access to their child(ren)…

Published in the Clearwater Beach & Bellaire Neighborhood News - June-July 2023 Edition

A parenting plan is a document developed and agreed to by the parents of a minor child and approved by the court. Or, if the parents cannot agree on a plan, it will be established by the court…