Finding a therapist is a very personal task. There is no secret formula and no two therapists that are the same, here are some of the most important questions. (4 min 44sec read)
A common co-parenting dilemma: what should your kids call their stepmom or stepdad? Dr. Jann Blackstone gives some insight. (2 min 46 sec read)
There are issues that naturally and consistently arise as part of a co-parenting relationship. Find out how to overcome the most common co-parenting issues. (6 min 40 sec read)
Keep your needy ex at a distance when you’re coParenting and in another relationship. Setting boundaries with your coParent will help your new relationship. (2 min 38 sec read)
Make changes to your child custody agreement without going to family court. Get help with mediation and custody agreements without paying court costs and fees. (2 min 54 sec read)
Advice on how to make changes to your court-ordered custody agreement without getting a lawyer and going back to family court. (2 minutes 34 seconds read)
This is real-talk from a Judge who sat almost 10 years on a family law assignment. Co-parenting issues vs. legal issues, what’s the difference? (6 min 14 sec read)
Taking the steps toward forgiveness, divorced co-parents can begin to mend those fences and set the stage so their kids can grow up with a solid foundation. (8 min 44 sec read)
Like the parents, the children will also go through the steps of grief during a divorce. How they handle each step is profoundly influenced by the parents. (3 min 50 sec read)
The 1st of a two-part series on identifying and understanding of how grief affects children and co-parents differently when separating and divorcing. (5 min 15 sec read)
I would see similar challenges come through my court. From a family court judge’s perspective see what they are and how to present your story to a judge. (3 min 16 sec read)
You’ve always been accommodating with your coParent but you now want to stick to your original parenting plan. Learn what’s good ‘ex-etiquette’. (1 min 58 second read)
The holidays can be wonderful, but they are also a very difficult time of year for coParents. Here are some tips on navigating the holidays while coParenting. (3 minutes 4 seconds read)
A coParent may be acting in a difficult way to hurt you but really they only end up hurting your child. Trying to keep the focus on your child is best. (2 minutes 43 seconds read)
