Witnessing domestic violence can be confusing and frightening for children. According to the Child Welfare Information Gateway of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, exposure to domestic violence can cause developmental delays and can damage the emotional, cognitive and social abilities of children and adolescents. Children who witness episodes of violence in the […]
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Establishing and maintaining a collaborative approach to parenting is essential for divorced parents who share custody. Co-parenting can be a challenge, however. Finding ways to set boundaries and share responsibilities can provide a solid framework for raising your children together. Creating a workable co-parenting plan is a good first step toward achieving the healthiest environment
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Collaborative divorce is an alternative to the standard court procedures generally involved in the dissolution of marriage. If you live in the state of California and you and your partner are committed to doing what is best for your family, you can choose a collaborative divorce where you and your spouse can maintain control through
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Returning to school after summer break can be a stressful time for children because there can be a lot of change involved. Some kids may jump at the idea of being in a new classroom with a new teacher and classmates while others, may feel anxious and nervous. When children go back to school,
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When you and your spouse do not share a common religion, it can further complicate your divorce especially when you both wish to share your religion and cultural traditions with your child. The good news is that even though you both have differing religious views, there are ways to share custody and religion. In
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The majority of parenting plans outline how to handle time-share during the summer months. However, even when a set schedule is in place, conflicts may arise for a variety of reasons such as when: one spouse wishes to take an out-of-state vacation a parent’s work schedule does not align with his or her designated times
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