Co-Parenting after Divorce

Preparing For the COVID-19 Vaccine: Tips For Disagreeing Co-Parents

What happens if you and your former spouse are unable to see eye to eye concerning your child’s COVID-19 vaccination?

What Should I Know if I Am a Parent Filing for Divorce in Illinois?

If you are going through divorce in Illinois, a divorce lawyer can help address topics that should be included in your parenting plan.

COVID, Co-Parenting, and Back to School

As you, your ex, and your child prepare for the upcoming school year while COVID-19 is still around, there are a few things you should consider.

How to Co-Parent With a Narcissist (And Preserve Your Sanity)

How does one “co-parent” with this heinous personality? The first thing to do is realize that the narcissist isn’t ever going to change.

Parenting During COVID-19 Isolation

COVID-19 is a golden opportunity to work on issues of cooperation and love. Children should always come first since they are usually the innocent ones.

Co-Parenting and COVID-19: Why I’m Not Going to War With my Ex

My ex-husband feels it is best, for now, to have our sons stay with him and for no one to leave the house for any reason whatsoever. And no one, including me, can visit. What’s a co-parent to do in these unprecedented times?

How to Keep Your Family Safe and Healthy While Following a Custody Order

First and foremost, a custody order is a court order, which should be followed, even during a pandemic. If your order directs you to exchange your child on Wednesdays at 5:00 PM, you should make your best effort to do so.

Custody and COVID-19: Three Guidelines to Follow

As the pandemic progresses with schools closing and parents working remotely, do children continue to travel between the homes of their parents?

Miami ER Doctor Loses Custody During Coronavirus

Amid increasing coronavirus fears, an ER doctor has lost custody of her four-year-old daughter after her ex-husband filed an emergency order for full custody.

Pandemic Shared Parenting 101

COVID-19 is here to stay. That is the message we hear on a daily basis from our President, our Governors and our Mayors. 2009 was the last pandemic, and the measures put in place then pale in comparison to the pandemic of 2020 in which we find ourselves and our children.