Co-Parenting

Here are 5 Ways Divorced Spouses Can Co-Parent Peacefully During the Holidays

Co-parenting during the holiday season can be stressful, especially if you and your ex-spouse don’t know how to approach this new dynamic in your relationship. Luckily, there are steps you can follow to ensure that, as parents, you guys do the best you can to make this holiday a wonderful experience for your children.

Preventing Co-Parenting Disputes Over ScreenTime

When your co-parent has different rules about movies and TV, try to negotiate and compromise for your child’s wellbeing.

Don’t Forget These 10 Things in Your Parenting Plan

After reviewing these suggestions, you may have your own ideas for other provisions. Focus on what’s important to you and your child.

Cell Phones: Child Support or Section 7 Expenses?

Child support is typically meant to cover a child’s basic expenses such as food, housing, and basic clothing.

7 Tips for Co-parenting With a Challenging, Narcissistic, or High-Conflict Ex

Once you accept that you can only control your own behavior – not that of a person with a difficult or high conflict personality – your life will greatly improve.

3 Tips for Successful Co-Parenting During COVID-19

Covid-19 has struck our nation, changing the way we live our daily lives. If you are separated or divorced, you know how difficult co-parenting can be. During the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, social distancing can make co-parenting especially challenging.

Don’t Make “Divorce Co-Parenting” Your New Year’s Resolution

If you truly want to have a better co-parenting relationship in 2021, don’t make a broad resolution to do so. Instead try to focus on small, actionable steps that you will follow through with during the year. Here are 6 divorce co-parenting tips for you to try.

3 Ways to Diffuse High-Conflict Co-Parenting

High-conflict co-parenting takes a toll on the children and co-parents involved, but reaching a fair parenting plan can help improve these relationships.

10 Co-Parenting Tips to Help Your Kids Thrive During the Holidays

If you are divorced, the holidays can be an emotional, lonely time of year, especially for kids. Here are tips to help your kids thrive during the holidays.