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Baillargeon Law Firm

We are a faith based law firm. We practice family law and domestic violence in Central Florida.

08/19/2026

Now that school is back in session, transitioning from summer schedules to a consistent school-year routine can create challenges for co-parents. A few strategies can help families navigate this transition smoothly.

We encourage parents to review your parenting plan if you have one, and make sure both parents are clear on the school-year schedule to avoid any conflict.

Keep routines such as bedtime, school drop-offs, activities, and homework as consistent as possible between households to help your children adjust. But also remember to be patient and give your children time to settle back into their school-year routine.
Lastly, keep exchanges calm and focused on your children. Avoid discussing other topics such as family finances during exchanges when your children are present.
It is essential for co-parents work together to set clear schedules and expectations for the school year so that children can feel comfortable as they navigate the new school year.

08/14/2026

When someone is facing domestic violence or a difficult family transition, your calm presence can help.

Listening without judgment does not mean having all the answers. It means giving someone space to speak, believing their experience, respecting their pace, and helping them connect with trusted support when they are ready.

If you or someone you know may be unsafe, prioritize immediate safety and seek help from local emergency services or a trusted advocate. Compassionate legal guidance may also help you understand your options and create a path toward stability.

You do not have to navigate a difficult family transition alone.

08/07/2026

Back-to-School: Managing School Expenses and Extracurricular Costs

As the academic year approaches, back-to-school preparation involves more than purchasing notebooks and uniforms. From tuition and athletic equipment to tutoring fees and technological devices, unexpected expenses can quickly create friction for co-parents.

Three Key Steps to Manage Back-to-School Co-Parenting Expenses:

1. Review Your Existing Parenting Plan:
Review your Parenting Plan to see how school expenses are distributed. Confirm whether costs like mandatory school fees, extracurricular activities, or uniforms must be split equally, divided by income, or handled entirely by the enrolling parent.

2. Establish Written Communication Early:
Notify your co-parent in writing about upcoming costs well before deadlines. Share exact amounts and school documentation to secure consent prior to major purchases, which prevents future reimbursement disputes.

3. Maintain Itemized Digital Records:
Save all school-related receipts and invoices in a centralized digital folder. Accurate, itemized records of every transaction simplify monthly reconciliations and provide necessary proof if legal intervention is ever required.

If your current agreement no longer fits your child’s educational needs, we are here to help you. Call or text us at 407-338-3230 if you would like us to help you.

07/29/2026

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07/14/2026

For co-parents, managing out-of-state and international travel can frequently become a source of logistical and emotional stress. Navigating summer vacations successfully requires planning and a proactive approach.

We encourage parents to provide clear itineraries and establish cooperative communication to protect their peace of mind and focus on making meaningful, lasting memories with your children during the summer.

Remember, always follow your current parenting plan and what it says if you have one in place. If you do not have one in place or your does not address these topics, these are some suggestions that might help.

07/07/2026

Understanding the Stages of Parental Separation for Children: Navigating Grief

When a family changes, a child’s whole world shifts. Parental separation is a profound loss for children, and they process that grief in stages, from denial to eventual acceptance. Understanding what children might be feeling, what those feelings look like on the outside, and the best ways to support them through their emotional waves is essential for protecting their wellbeing.

We encourage parents going through this process to remember that the greatest gifts they can give their children are emotional stability, the freedom to navigate their emotions without guilt, and the certainty that no matter what the "new normal" looks like, they will always have two parents who love them and support them 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦❤️.

07/01/2026

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06/21/2026

"The righteous man walks in his integrity; his children are blessed after him." - Proverbs 20:7

Today, we honor the fathers and father figures who provide a foundation of strength, guidance, and unconditional love for their families. We celebrate the men who lead with grace and dedicate themselves to the well-being of their children.

May your day be filled with peace and the joy of being surrounded by those you love. We are praying for a day of rest and restoration for every father in our community.

Happy Father's Day from all of us at Baillargeon Law Firm. ♥️

06/17/2026

Protecting the Bond with your Children: Helpful Tips for Fathers

Preserving the father-child bond is a fundamental part of maintaining a healthy family dynamic during family law cases. Here are some helpful tips for fathers to navigate this transition:

1. Keep constant contact and remain involved: Keep frequent and constant contact with your children, whether it is texting, calling, facetiming, or spending physical time with them. Remain involved in your children's education, healthcare, and daily life and participate in making decisions for them.

2. Prioritize quality time over quantity: While the number of overnights is important, the quality of the time spent together is what your children will remember most. Focus on being present and engaged with them, and make meaningful memories during the time you are together.

3. Avoid the "messenger" trap: Protect your children’s emotional well-being by never using them as a messenger between households. Maintain direct communication with the other parent if possible and avoid putting the stress of the family law process on your children.

4. Take care of your mental health and your children's mental health: Managing your own mental health and stress is essential in order to be the best parent you can be. By prioritizing your well-being, you teach emotional stability for your children and ensure they are taken care of as well.

06/09/2026

The transition into summer can bring a unique set of challenges for co-parenting families. Ensuring that both parents are aligned on final school projects, graduation logistics, and summer start dates reduces stress for your children.

By establishing healthy boundaries and focusing on consistent routines, you provide the support your children need to finish the year.

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501 N Orlando Avenue Ste 313 #173
Winter Park, FL
32789

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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+14073383230

Website

http://www.BaillargeonLawFirm.com/

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