Beyond the usual health issues that come with everyday co-parenting, there is a chance for other health situations to arise that require emergency visits. (2 min 17 sec read)
When going through separation and divorce, couples are so focused on the breakup, that they may push aside the importance of breaking the news to their kids. (5 min 13 sec read)
Find out first hand, what judges are going through when they take a look at your family court case! Knowing that Judges are people too should help you prepare. (5 min 3 sec read)
One way to clear up ambiguity in your co-parenting relationship is too consider establishing some formal boundaries. Here are some tips on how. (3 min 47 sec read)
Custody schedules can take many forms because no two coParenting situations are the same. Below we examine the most common parenting plans. (1 minute 36 seconds read)
Costs for separation & divorce extends well beyond your day in court. For those parting ways, there are some important financial pinch points to consider. (2 min 46sec read)
For the never married co-parents, it is best to construct an agreement about the child. If the breakup goes sour, then there is a firm document set in place. (1 min read)
These 3 tips apply for all single parents but this article’s focus is on the divorced or divorcing co-parent. (2 min 56 sec read)
Becoming a single, co-parenting dad has made my parenting much more purposeful, more proactive, more focused and perhaps a bit more empathic. (3 min 31 sec read)
A parenting plan is the parent’s written agreement about how much time the child will spend with each parent. Here is how to file your plan with the courts. (1 min 49 sec read)
Regardless of whether the two parents were legally married or not, you go through the process of ‘uncoupling’ and restructuring the family. (2 min 16 sec read)
There are many challenges for blended families: sibling rivalries, differences in co-parenting styles, and how to give everyone the attention they deserve. (2 min 9 sec read)
Tips on how to co-parent well and have a healthy relationship with your ex. Whether never married or divorced, co-parent well for your kids. (3 min 8 sec read)
Insecurities aside for a moment, at the root of the new two dad scenario (Bio Dad and Bonus Dad) is the potential for friction. Find ways to communicate. (2 min 26 sec read)
Perhaps you have exhausted all attempts to co-parent with your ex and you find yourself in a parallel parenting situation. Here are 3 tips to help you succeed. (2 min 56 sec read)
