Co-Parenting

Dealing with the holidays after a divorce can be challenging. Thanksgiving is often a time for family get-togethers and celebrations.

Creating a workable plan for parenting your children after a divorce is essential to promote the most stable environment for these little ones. Divorce can be stressful for every member of your family.

As your children prepare to return to school this fall, you may be wondering how to help them adjust to the new normal after your divorce.

Co-parenting after a divorce is not easy even in the best of times. Finding ways to manage your parenting responsibilities during the pandemic can be even more challenging.

The COVID-19 pandemic has presented significant problems for nearly every sector of the economy and every part of our society. Coronavirus and the restrictions associated with this illness can have an especially large impact on blended families. Understanding some of Read More »

The coronavirus pandemic has had a real impact on almost every aspect of American society. Shelter-in-place orders and work-from-home arrangements have created enforced closeness for many couples who may be unaccustomed to spending so much time together.

The coronavirus pandemic has had a dramatic impact on life in the United States. Parents who share custody of their children after a divorce should consider the way in which their actions could affect their children and their former spouse Read More »

Knowing how to talk to your children about divorce can help you and your former partner provide the support needed to help your kids navigate through this difficult process. A few simple tips can make a big difference in the Read More »