Co-Parenting

Helping your children adjust after your divorce is essential. Heather Smith offers excellent advice on what you should do to help your child after the dust settles. Here is Heather’s…

Suchada, also known as Mama Eve, did an excellent blog about what to do when you don’t have your children for the holidays, especially for the first time. She is…

Are you dreading Christmas? Will it be your first special holiday since your separation?  Are you depressed about not having your children for New Year’s Eve, or Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or…

The Parental Planner is a new way for separated parents to communicate with one another. It is essentially a communications journal that is passed between parents at the time of…

Summer is fast approaching. Now is the time to begin to work on your summer access schedule. Some separated families have the summer schedule set for every summer. Mom will…

Parenting is not easy. Parenting when separated is even more difficult. Mark A. Nacol, a Texas family law lawyer, in his blog Nacol Law Firm Blog does an excellent job describing…

When you become a parent, nobody tells you that you will become a personal taxi driver for your children! You will drive them to their sports activities, their music lessons,…

Communication with teenagers can be difficult at the best of times. When you are separated, it can be even more difficult. I am always looking for ways to be part…

Are you confused by the different types of custody? You are not alone.  Most people find the terms confusing. Many people think joint custody means the children spend equal time with…

Co-parenting after divorce is not easy. It’s like walking a tight rope at first. You want to be cooperative and communicate well but on the other hand how close is…

Every parent going through a divorce wants to minimize the emotional pain and struggle for their children. The challenge is recognizing that your child is suffering and then knowing what…

Are you dreading the idea of having to tell your children that their parents are divorcing? Do you want to minimize the pain and confusion for your children? I remember…