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February 21, 2020

How to Find the Right Family Court Lawyer for You

While it's not always necessary to hire one for a court case, if you decide you need a lawyer, it is necessary to find one that suits you.

February 14, 2020

Common Custody Schedule Examples

Co-parenting agreements are as unique and varied as the parents and children involved in each case. Still, standard custody arrangements exist, and each has a typical division of custody time within them.

February 12, 2020

When Should I Call vs. Text my Co-Parent?

With the release of Accountable Calling, co-parents can now place recorded phone calls to their co-parent. While the Talking Parents' Message feature has helped parents communicate more effectively, there are times when a call is a more appropriate way to exchange information.

February 10, 2020

Types of Visitation in California

Several factors go into decisions related to visitation in California, such as the ages of the children, work requirements, and living arrangements of the parents. Like all decisions about child custody, however, the focus is on the best interests of the children.

February 06, 2020

Add Event to Shared Calendar

Learn how to use the Shared Calendar feature with Talking Parents to create events and coordinate with your co-parent.

February 06, 2020

Make a Call Using Talking Parents

Premium users can now place recorded calls within the Talking Parents app. To place a call through the Talking Parents app, you must first verify your phone number and enable calling.

February 06, 2020

Send A Message on Talking Parents

Learn how to send a message to your co-parent on Talking Parents. This feature can be used by all users on the web and mobile applications.

February 06, 2020

How to Enforce Child Visitation Rights

Child visitation laws give non-custodial parents the right to spend time with their children. Typically outlined in the form of a court order, these rights allow parents to have physical custody of their children for specific, scheduled periods. Determining and enforcing these orders is serious, and violations come with harsh consequences to maintain the safety of the children involved.

February 04, 2020

Activities to Maintain Snow Day Sanity

An unplanned day at home can be an inconvenience for your schedule or your employer, but it is also an excellent opportunity to make memories at home with your children. Embrace the joy of a snow day and keep the little ones busy and content with some fun activities.