By Laura Ritter Reporter/The Associated PressPosted November 09, 2018 09:57:17Children who get custody of their parents often want to avoid a divorce by getting divorced as soon as possible.

This may be true even if they do not want to get married.

Some parents want their kids to stay in their home as long as possible and are willing to pay for it with court fees and child support payments.

But some parents want the kids to be able to move out with the parents.

In fact, some experts have said that many of the issues that come up in courtrooms can be resolved with the right expert advice.

In some cases, the best advice is to seek professional help to determine the best way to resolve a child custody dispute.

Here are some of the best options available to help parents in this situation.

Family CourtExperts who specialize in family law and child custody issues say there are two main options for determining if it is best to file for divorce.

The first is called the “custody factor.”

The second is called “the parenting factor.”

These factors are usually based on your level of relationship with the other parent and how long they have known each other.

They are not always the same for everyone.

If you have had a serious or ongoing conflict with your ex-spouse, you can seek advice from an experienced family law attorney who is experienced in this area.

Experts who know children have argued in the courts for years that the custody factor is the most appropriate option.

They say that in most situations, children have a better chance of staying in a loving home if both parents are well-supported by a stable and loving relationship.

They also say that if the child is an adult, it is likely that both parents will support the child.

But experts say that even if you do not agree with the custody factors, you should continue to seek a child’s best interests.