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Parents going through a divorce or breakup usually want as much time as they can get with their children. Establishing 50/50 custody arrangements can give each parent ample opportunity to spend quality time with the children. Such arrangements also give each parent...
A parenting plan is a crucial document that helps divorced or separated parents manage their co-parenting responsibilities effectively. This comprehensive agreement outlines how parents will work together to raise their children while living apart, covering...
Going through a custody case is a major change in the child’s life. They need to be able to count on both parents to provide a stable environment for them. This is more likely if their parents can work as a team; however, that’s not always possible. If you’re dealing...
Making the transition from parenting with your romantic partner to co-parenting takes some adjustments. It’s a good idea for both parents to sit down and discuss some of the guidelines and boundaries that are necessary for this arrangement. Some guidelines are fairly...
When parents with a minor child divorce, one of the most emotionally fraught issues that can arise is which parent gets primary physical custody. In many cases, especially during the school year, it’s simply not practical or desirable to have a child switch houses...
Parents who are going through a divorce must work to ensure that their children have what they need to thrive. Because raising the kids shouldn’t be the responsibility of only one parent, courts will typically issue a child support order, so both parents are...
Maintaining a positive environment for your children after a divorce is a crucial concern. For example, you’ll want to avoid badmouthing their other parent in front of the children. It's essential to recognize that despite the differences that led to the separation,...
If you have recently been through a divorce, you’ll want to show your child that while you no longer love their other parent, your love for them is as strong as ever. The other parent will likely want to do the same, which can lead to competition over who can buy the...
As a parent, the first holiday season after getting divorced can be tough. Holidays like Christmas, Hannukah, Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve won't be the same as they used to be. Your ex won't be there, and you might not live in the family home anymore. Perhaps more...
People can become accustomed to their married life, making it difficult to divorce their spouse even when the marriage is causing more harm than good. The idea of being alone and starting again can be terrifying. One of the hardest parts of a divorce is dealing with...