Problem: Article: This is your first and best evidence if your case ends up back in court. On a calendar or notebook, write down every time you see your children and if there were any problems with the child exchange. The decree is a contract, and like most contracts, enforcement gets difficult when the parties disagree. When you are first divorced, you may believe that you and your ex-spouse will cooperate on behalf of your children. As lives change, so do attitudes. Review your parenting plan in detail and understand exactly what parenting time you are entitled to. Provisions that may have seemed overly detailed or even amusing at the time, such as, "Defendant will pick up children between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. on the first Monday after the last day of school for a 15-day extended visitation and return children no later than 6 p.m. on the fifteenth day," may now be vitally important. If your ex-spouse has been denying you the visitation spelled out in the decree, your first step is a demand letter. This puts the custodial parent on notice that, per the decree, you will be picking up the children and what your next action will be for non-compliance. Keep your tone neutral and business-like. Include the divorce court case number, date, and the part of the parenting plan you are looking to enforce. This letter may end up being evidence. Do not write anything you would not be willing to read in open court. Do not rely on emails and texts while you are demanding visitation. You need to put it in writing in anticipation of taking the custodial parent to court. If your ex-spouse continues to refuse, you can file a motion for contempt to enforce the visitation orders or you can file for a change of custody.
Summary: Keep a parenting time journal. Review your parenting plan. Send the custodial parent a demand letter.

Problem: Article: Make sure to have all of your materials at hand: beads, beading thread, wire cutter, crimp beads, super glue, and closures to properly finish your necklace. The best kinds of wire are flexible beading wire and beading thread. All of these materials are easily available at your local craft store (Michael's or Joanne's, for example). When considering which style of necklace you'd like to create, think about factors such as length. If you like shorter necklaces you might consider making a collar or choker. If you like longer necklaces, you might want a lariat length (longer, usually down to your chest) necklace. You can also make up your own style and length. These are simple suggestions to give you a rough idea. Note that the finished length of your beaded necklace includes the beads you've used and the length of the jewelry clasp of your choice. The choker is the shortest necklace and amounts to roughly 13 inches total length. The collar is a little longer, and goes down to about 14 to 16 inches. A Lariat is the longest, coming in at about and over 45 inches. As mentioned above, you can also choose your own length and style. Take your tape measure, and loop it around your neck while looking at yourself in the mirror. Try small and big loops to see what you prefer. This will give you an idea of what your necklace might look like on your neck.
Summary: Gather your beading materials. Determine your necklace style. Select a length. Measure your neck, and then decide on a length.

Problem: Article: You cannot purchase content through the Kindle app due to Apple Store restrictions; you'll need to use Amazon's website instead. Start from your iPad's Home screen and tap on the Safari icon. Enter amazon.com/ipadkindlestore into the address bar and hit Enter. You'll need to tap the address bar first in order to enter text into it. Enter your Amazon account information (email address and password) and tap "Sign in using our secure server." If you are already signed in, you will automatically be directed to the Kindle Store homepage. You can search for specific titles, authors or keywords using the search bar at the top of the screen, check out current deals and bestsellers, and more. To see more information about a product, tap on the title to go to the product detail page. From the product detail page, tap "Buy," and then "Read now." The book automatically downloads to your iPad's Kindle App, and you'll be directed back to your Kindle app's library. Once you've downloaded a book to your device, it is available to you whenever you want to read it. All of your purchases are stored on your account as well, so you can download them on any of your devices. Alternatively, if you wish to browse the book, you can tap "Try a sample." An excerpt of the text will download to your Kindle App, where you can read it and decide whether to purchase the product or not. This icon will take you directly to the Kindle Store in the future. Locate the "Share" button in the Safari Menu bar at the top of the screen. The button looks like a small box with an arrow shooting out of it. From the drop-down menu of icons, select the "Kindle Store" icon to add it to your iPad Home screen. Tap "Add." Now you should have a Kindle Store icon on your Home screen. From the Home screen, tap on this icon to return to the Kindle Store.
Summary: Open your iPad's Safari web browser. Go to the Kindle Store. Sign in to your Amazon account if prompted. Browse Kindle books. Purchase the book. Create a Kindle Store icon for your Home screen (optional).

Problem: Article: Once you are certain that you are ready to get pregnant, make an appointment with you ob-gyn to have your IUD removed. You will be able to conceive within the same month that the IUD is removed. The removal procedure will only take a few minutes, but you can prepare for pain or cramping by taking an ibuprofen beforehand. If you want to stop your Depo Provera injections to get pregnant, plan ahead as much as possible. Injections last between 8 to 13 weeks, but it can take up to a year for fertility to return to normal after the shot wears off. Typically, it can take between 9 to 10 months to get pregnant after your last Depo Provera shot. Contraceptive patches or rings releasing both estrogen and progestin are similar to the pill as combination hormonal methods of birth control. Be prepared for pregnancy before ceasing to use either of these, as immediate pregnancy is a possibility. There is no definitive evidence on how long it takes to conceive after you stop using these methods of contraception, but experts believe the wait time might be similar or shorter than what you would experience with the pill. Contraceptive implants are progestin-only hormonal methods of birth control. When you are ready to conceive, contact your doctor to have the tiny, plastic rod removed from under your skin. Once it is removed, it may be possible to get pregnant right away. If barrier methods of contraception are your choice of birth control, trying to get pregnant should be fairly straightforward. Once you stop any type of barrier method, you can feasibly conceive the next time you have sex. These methods include: Condoms Diaphragm Cervical cap Spermicidal foam, sponge, cream, jelly, suppository, or film
Summary:
Have your IUD removed. Stop the contraceptive shot. Remove the patch or ring. Have your implant taken out. Skip barrier methods.