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Co-Parenting after Divorce
Drive Your Kid to School: A Perfect Time to Connect
When you drive your child to school, it is the perfect time to have a conversation.
Joint Custody in the Midst of Coronavirus: Be Flexible With Your Ex
During this pandemic, you must be flexible about changing your parenting schedule to protect your kids. Here are 8 tips to help divorced parents weather the Coronavirus.
10 Tips to Best Position Yourself in a Custody Dispute
A custody dispute is often a race to the bottom in which no one truly wins and in which everyone – including the children – suffer.
Moving Away With a Child in Your Custody? Get the Legal Facts First
Are you considering moving away with a child in your custody? Sole custody doesn’t automatically give you mobility rights, so it may not be as straightforward as you think, particularly where the other parent has access rights. Consider these legal facts before you move.
Helping Your Child Cope With Moving After Divorce
By following these tips to help children cope with moving after divorce, you could reduce your own stress and help your children have an easier time adjusting in their new home.
How to Tell Your Child You’re Getting a Divorce
Depending on the child’s age, it may also be helpful to offer counseling to the child if they want someone to talk to about their feelings.
How to Help Your Children Emotionally Cope with Separation and Divorce
By talking to their children, listening to them, understanding their emotions, and making use of creative and effective coping strategies, parents can connect with their kids and help them work through the struggles that come with a divorce, ultimately healing as time goes on.
A Guide to Co-Parenting Successfully After Divorce
Co-parenting successfully after divorce may not be easy, but it is possible. Here are some tips on keeping your children’s welfare front and center during and after divorce.
How to Enjoy the Holidays Without The Kids During Your Co-Parenting Off Year
With a little creative thinking and the courage to reach toward others, holidays without our children can be reconstructed anew. It is an opportunity to invent new traditions and customs that are satisfying and rewarding in their own right.
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