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What Can You Expect from the Recommendations? Information Provided by: Divorce Source, Inc. One of the main differences between an evaluation and settlement techniques like mediation is that the evaluator makes recommendations about the family. Typically, recommendations will fall in several categories, including but not limited to: Custody/visitation recommendations for both legal and physical custody. For those families who always argue about these issues, the recommendations should be extremely precise and provide direction to the parents on how to modify visitation agreements when necessary. A parenting plan that outlines the time-share between the parents and how parents might deal with future conflict-resolution. Since conflict-resolution is difficult for many families who need a custody evaluation, the evaluator should make recommendations about how parents work together to solve future problems. In some jurisdictions, he/she might suggest a Special Master or Parenting Coordinator, someone who is like a binding arbitrator, to work with you on an ongoing basis to learn to resolve future problems. Therapy recommendations for either the parents and/or the children. A thorough evaluation will provide specific treatment recommendations rather than a vague statement about the need for therapy. Special recommendations focusing on special problems that exist, such as domestic violence, substance abuse problems, or alienation of children. In some of those cases, there might be a recommendation for an updated evaluation after treatment or some period of time. Parenting classes when they are needed to help parents improve their understanding of their child's needs. With very young children, evaluators might recommend a re-evaluation as the child gets older and his/her needs significantly change. Information Provided by: Divorce Source, Inc. Navigate:   Home Categories Children and Divorce What Can You Expect from the Recommendations? Useful Online Tools Custody JunctionTM - Easily schedule, track and monitor current and future custody, visitation, and support arrangements. Online Parenting Plans - Our Online Parenting Plan Softare will allow you to create and execute your very own parenting plan. Mandatory Parenting Class - This service if for you, whether you are court mandated or if you simply want the best, up to date information about how to keep your kids healthy and safe throughout the divorce process. DivorceDeskTM - Build and manage vital divorce documents and letters online for free! Child Support: Child Support Decrease Request Letter - Payor to Payee Child Support Increase Request Letter - Payee to Payor Child Support Review Request Letter - Payee Child Support Review Request Letter - Payor Child Support Suspension Request Letter - Payor Paternity Verification Letter - To Father from Mother Paternity Verification Letter - To Mother from Father Child Custody & Visitation Character Reference for Child Custody Demand Letters for Child Access/Visitation Denial of Child Access/Visitation Letters Letter to Non-Custodial Parent of Intent to Relocate With Child(ren) Power of Attorney for Temporary Guardianship of Child(ren) Request Letter to School to Provide Information Suggested Reading How to Win Child Custody This is not your basic child custody book like most you will find in a bookstore. This book is for people who are in the middle of a custody dispute or feel as though there is a possibility of one in the future. This is a resource for those parents who are fighting for their rights and/or custody of their children. Recent Related Blog Posts     All Child Custody Blog Posts Related Article Archives Child Support Counseling Issues Custody & Visitation Parental Alienation Tax Aspects     All Article Archives Related Categories Child Relocation Collect & Paying Child Support Divorce & Pets Divorce Laws Grandparent Rights Parental Alienation Parenting Through Divorce Paternity Issues     All Categories Related Forums Child Custody Child Removal Cohabitation Child Support Domestic Abuse Grandparent Rights Helping Children Parenting Stepfamily Issues     All Forums Resources & Tools Start Your Divorce Several Options to Get Started Today. Online Divorce Tools Keeping it Simple to Get the Job Done. Download Center Instantly Download Books, Guides & Forms. Discount Books Over 100 of the Best Divorce & Custody Books. Negotiate Online Settle your Divorce and Save. Custody Scheduling Make Sure You Document Everything. CHILDREN’S REACTION – A child’s adjustment to divorce depends upon (1) the quality of their relationship with each parent before the divorce, (2) the intensity and duration of the parental conflict, and (3) the parents' ability to focus on the needs of the children in the divorce.

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