Scott David Stewart, a family law attorney and founder of Stewart Law Group (Courtesy photo) What Can Divorced Parents Sharing Custody Learn From Maricopa County's Fall School Plans?
Overseeing students learning at home will be stressful enough, and the uncertainty over when in-person schooling will return will cause even more headaches among divorced families, says Scott David Stewart, a divorce attorney and founder of Stewart Law Group.
September 03, 2020 at 03:52 PM
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Arizona's plans for online K-12 schooling this fall in Maricopa County will prove especially complicated for divorced parents who share custody, says Stewart Law Group.
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