Plan for the holidays now for less co-parenting conflict later
Under ideal circumstances, the holidays can be a stressful time of the year. For co-parents, it becomes even more so with competing schedules, family gatherings and school breaks. But, with some planning, you can reduce the strain and achieve your ultimate goal of having a joyous holiday with your children. Tips for
3 times when co-parents can cooperate for the benefit of the kids
Co-parenting is largely about establishing boundaries and expectations that both parents can consistently enforce. Most co-parents generally try to minimize how much they see and interact with one another as part of their effort to shield the children from unnecessary conflict. However, those who share children cannot completely avoid one
How can you help your children adjust to changes post-divorce?
During divorce proceedings, you might become preoccupied with the legal and emotional complexities of the process. But you must remember that your kids are going through the changes of divorce right alongside you. So as the divorce draws close, it is crucial to recognize that you must provide additional care
Can the child’s preference influence custody results?
Divorce is an emotional process and if it involves children, it can drive emotions to a whole new level. To address this, everyone in the family must communicate and be open about their thoughts and feelings, including children. But can a child’s wishes affect the court’s decision on custody and
How will a gray divorce impact your retirement funds?
When someone is nearing retirement age, the last thing they expect is a divorce. However, it is becoming more frequent for couples over 50 to end their long-term marriage. Understanding how a gray divorce will affect your retirement is essential to making the best decisions regarding your financial future. Community