Category Archives: co-parenting
How to Co-parent during the Holidays
Co-parenting during the holidays can be challenging, but it’s important to prioritize your child’s well-being. Here are some tips: 1. Plan in Advance: Communicate with your co-parent well ahead of the holidays to coordinate schedules and agree on visitation arrangements. 2. Be Flexible: Be willing to compromise and adjust your plans as needed to accommodate […]
How to Tell the Children About Your Intention to Divorce
When communicating your intention to divorce to your children, it’s essential to approach the conversation with sensitivity and care. Here are some tips to help you through this difficult process: 1. Present a united front: If possible, both parents should be present during the conversation to show solidarity and support. 2. Be honest and age-appropriate: […]
5 Tips for Surviving the Holidays Without Your Kids
The holidays can be a wonderful time for families, but for others, it can be the most stressful time of the year. Specifically, if you are spending your first holiday without your children. Having a difficult ex can increase stress and this is why it is so important to have a parenting plan that outlines each parents’ […]
How To Minimize Conflict Related To Your Summer Parenting Plan With The Children
In many cases, divorcing parties want to finalize the divorce quickly while maintaining a positive relationship, so they hesitate to engage family law attorneys. They fear that hiring attorneys will make the divorce process more litigious and confrontational. Often in scenarios like this, the parties will enter into very basic, vague Agreements and Parenting Plans. […]
How to Co-Parent with a Difficult Ex
When children are exposed to ongoing conflict between their parents post-divorce, they may be at risk for social, academic, and mental health problems. Oftentimes when the divorce and custody process has completed, many parents are at a loss as to how to co-parent with their difficult ex, especially if their ex suffers from narcissistic personality […]
