Divorce can change many aspects of your life,including the time you get to spend with your children. Courts often award joint custody of children to the parents in accordance with South Carolina law, which means your child will spend part of their time physically with you, and part of their time physically with their other parent. This usually means that you will have to share time with the other parent over the holidays.
Many of us have holiday traditions we share with our kids, such as traveling to see grandparents or waking up early on Christmas morning to open presents. The reality is that joint custody may make some of these traditions impossible. The following are some tips regarding how to handle shared custody during the holiday season:
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At the Fender Law Firm, we know how important parenting plans and custody determinations are for the future of your family. To discuss any concerns regarding divorce, custody, or other family law matters, call out office at 843.379.4888 or contact us online.