Co-Parenting

Co-parenting can be difficult even when the parental relationship is intact. When parents are no longer together, however, effective co-parenting relies heavily on communication, cooperation and compromise. When parents are trying to sort out any issues surrounding...

Divorce is undoubtedly a challenging process, especially when children are involved. And coping with divorce can be even harder when a divorced couple doesn’t parent together. The decision to share conservatorship can be tough, but it’s essential to consider the...

Going through a divorce with kids can be different. And one of the differences is you have to communicate with your ex-spouse. Communication is a vital element in successful co-parenting. Here are four communication tips to consider: Be calm  You should avoid...

If you are like most divorcing parents, you may fear losing fair access to your child. It is a common and understandable concern, as all parents want to preserve their bonds with their children. You may believe you are the most qualified parent to manage your child’s...

Amidst the challenges of divorce, it is crucial to maintain stability in a child’s life for their well-being and development. This stability often hinges on one key element: consistency. It's all about adhering to similar routines, rules and expectations that go...

A child custody schedule is often made to accommodate parents’ and children's daily lives. These schedules also typically accommodate the children’s basic needs. Once a child custody schedule is made, many parents believe there’s no need for any changes.  However,...

For families who can do it, birdnesting may be an ideal child custody situation for kids who are affected by the end of their parents’ romantic relationship. This arrangement is specifically designed to put the needs of children first. There are some hurdles that...

Parent-to-parent communication in the wake of divorce can be challenging, but it is vital for the well-being of the children involved. When co-parents communicate well, they can make important decisions together, share information and resolve conflicts in a healthy...

You can put many different things in a prenuptial agreement before you get married, or you can add them to a postnuptial agreement after you get married. For example, maybe you want to protect a business that you own, so you can exclude it from property division. Or...

Co-parenting can be difficult, especially when disagreements arise. The emotional backdrop of a past relationship often complicates the situation, making it tough to communicate effectively. However, it's important to remember that the focus should always be on the...