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Joint Decision Making: Words of Wisdom

By Kysa Crusco on May 18, 2016
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I appreciate when judges talk to the parties at the end of the hearing. Today, following a hearing regarding disagreements about unilateral decision making and information sharing, the judge told the parties to ask themselves: Would you want to know? It is the perfect question for self-reflection in co-parenting. 

  • If a doctor needed to be selected for your child, would you want to have input?
  • If your children were traveling by airplane to a different state, would you want to have the flight, lodging and contact information?
  • If your child was going to be participating on a sports team, would you want information about cost and schedule?

It comes down to the golden rule – do unto others as you would have done unto you. 

 

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Kysa is a New Hampshire family law attorney and guardian ad litem who helps families through difficult times in their lives with skill and compassion.

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  • Blog:
    New Hampshire Family Law Blog
  • Organization:
    Crusco Law Office, PLLC
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