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Co-parenting
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Dallas Divorce Law Blog
6 steps to adulting and not hating your ex
I enjoyed this article in the Washington Post by Lisa Bonos. Is it possible to get divorced and not hate your ex? A divorce necessarily comes after a lot of…
Hello Divorce Blog
26 Ways to Win at Co-Parenting in 2019 (and Beyond)
By Emma Johnson
If you’re here, you probably have a divorce story (or you’re about to have one). Mine goes like this: my husband and I had a stable if contentious relationship. We…
Family Law Prof Blog
Co-Parenting After Divorce
By Family Law
From JD Supra:In Lehigh County, and in other jurisdictions, parents who have entered the divorce process are ordered to attend a co-parent education class. “Co-parenting” is a term coined by…
Family Law Prof Blog
Co-Parenting App Helps Divorcing Parents Stop Custody Battles and Save Money
By Family Law
From Fast Company:Parenting is challenging, even in the best of circumstances. Guiding the emotional and physical development of another human being is a massive responsibility. Throw a separation or divorce…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
Holiday Etiquette: What’s Best For Kids
By Jason Brown
The holidays can be a minefield for any family, but they're particularly tricky for ex-spouses who must interact for the sake of their children. Try as you might, ignoring your…
Family Law Prof Blog
Birdnesting Gives Kids One Home After Divorce. Does It work?
By Family Law
From NBC news:No matter how you spin it, getting divorced is tough — especially if you have kids. Even if the decision to part ways is clearly the best (or…
Feher Law Blog
Holiday Co-Parenting Issues? 4 Tips on How to Fix It Quickly
The holidays are almost upon us and plans are starting to form. There are a variety of issues parents can run into when planning for timesharing during the holidays. Who…
NJ Family Legal Blog
The Kids Are Alright: Tips for the Divorced Parent to get through the New School Year
As the line from one of my favorite White Stripes songs goes, "Fall is Here, Hear the Yell, Back to School, Ring the Bell..." I know when the new school year has…
Divorce Lawyers Brisbane
Is Bird Nesting The New Trend After Divorce?
By Julie Treppa
Is bird nesting the new trend for co-parenting following divorce, and is it right for you? A “bird’s nest” co-parenting arrangement is one that is uniquely child-centered. Rather than the…
Family Law Prof Blog
San Francisco Too Expensive for Divorce
By Family Law
From SF Gate:A new trend among parents who separate or divorce is to continue living together. It's more economical, and if the parents can have a friendly domestic partnership, it's…