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Agreeing on parenting issues can be difficult even for parents who live together. Single, separated or divorced parents face additional challenges when it comes to co-parenting. Fortunately, there are a few strategies you can use to collaborate more effectively with...
The time during a divorce can often have you and your ex-spouse both feeling overwhelmed and stressed. One particular part of divorce that may make you feel this way is discussing important child custody topics. Learning more about how to manage your stress can help...
Being a parent can be difficult at times. This can be especially true for unmarried or divorced parents trying to co-parent effectively when they do not see eye-to-eye over important issues such as their child's medical care. Disagreements may arise over simple...
A divorce may include a family court judge awarding joint or shared custody of your children. As described by Psychology Today, a parenting plan is a documented peace treaty between two ex-spouses. A clear plan may serve as a roadmap for raising children with your ex....
Dealing with stress can wear someone down over time. When a co-parent is the source of this stress, you may not know how to discuss a topic like custody without it ending in an argument. Knowing how to deal with conflicts with a co-parent can help you both to move...
Divorce is rarely easy for adults, but it is extremely hard on children. That is why divorcing couples must take the right steps when talking to their children about the divorce. Hurt feelings will occur no matter what, but how you handle the matter can have a huge...
When a divorce involves children, part of the process includes determining physical and legal custody arrangements. Parents must create a plan that details where the children live, how much time they spend with each parent and who can make legal decisions regarding...
If your current child custody order is not working for you or the other parent, you may be able to modify it. You can request a modification through joint consent, or one of the parents can file a petition with the court. A judge will not automatically grant a...
You do your best to provide for your child and to comply with the court’s support order. Due to a recent injury, serious illness, job loss or other factors, though, you may find yourself falling behind on your support payments. In response, your child’s other parent...
Co-parenting is not an easy process, but it is so well worth it when it benefits your child. Part of working together with the other parent includes ensuring your child has everything he or she needs, which requires money. Splitting expenses may be part of your...