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May 21, 2020

High-Conflict Co-Parenting Tips

Not all disputes need to be a bad thing. Conflict can allow co-parents to work through challenges and communicate to find a solution that will benefit their children. High-conflict co-parenting relationships can change over time as co-parents find techniques that work for them.

May 20, 2020

Long Distance Co-Parenting

Long-distance co-parents need to continue to make decisions to raise a child between two locations. Both people must put aside their wants and focus solely on what is in the best interest of their child through communication and planning.

May 18, 2020

When Can Kids Decide Who to Live with During a Divorce?

The judge or mediator’s responsibility is to determine the best interest of the child or children in any case. In some cases, and states, judges will consider the requests of the child.

May 15, 2020

What is Co-Parenting?

Co-parenting is a child custody agreement in which two or more adults work together to share the duties of raising a child even though they are not involved romantically. For co-parents, decisions are made with the goal of doing what is in the best interest of the child

May 08, 2020

Why do Co-Parents Pay Child Support?

Child support is an amount of money that one co-parent pays to the other to help cover the cost of essential items and activities with the goal of reducing financial instability for the child.

May 05, 2020

Socially Distant Birthday Parties for Kids

We have come up with some ideas to help your kids have a memorable and socially distant birthday. Planning a day of fun and surprises with your family can be exciting (and budget-friendly).

April 28, 2020

How to Talk to Your Teen about Divorce

For the children of parents going through a divorce, the impact can be overwhelming and confusing. Read these tops tips from a family counselor on how to talk about divorce with your teen.

April 22, 2020

Working from Home While Homeschooling: A Survival Guide

If you are feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, and stressed-out, please know that you are not alone and that it is completely normal in the current times. We have compiled tips from experts and the parents in our team as to how we can best get through times when it can feel challenging to find a balance, as well as a free daily routine download.

April 20, 2020

Co-Parenting and the Military

Separated or divorced military couples must develop parenting plans that include the care for and support of their children in the case of change of station, deployment, and military exercises, among other considerations.