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ARTICLE · 11 FEBRUARY 2021

Resolving Parenting Conflicts During COVID

When the world is upside down, Archer's dedicated matrimonial and family law department is ready to help parents navigate the issues they face.

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When the world is upside down, Archer's dedicated matrimonial and family law department is ready to help parents navigate the issues they face.

COVID-19 IMPACTS US ALL. Today, families struggle to keep each other and their children safe, while also adjusting to modified work conditions and other commitments. Parents embroiled in separation and divorce face greater problems when they cannot agree on a plan to address their children's needs. Unfortunately, the courts are plagued with unprecedented backlogs, reported to be as high as 150 percent above last year's caseload. Significant delay occurs in securing court determinations, which parties believe require immediate attention. Fortunately, parents have a choice and can resolve the stresses created by fears of illness and mandates to shelter in place that disrupt what was a previously stable parenting arrangement without the necessity of expensive and time-consuming litigation. The group of attorneys in Archer's

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