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Co-parenting
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Dallas Divorce Law Blog
Successful Co-Parenting Part II
Last month I discussed "Successful Co-Parenting - Part I". The Huffington Post recently discussed what actions need to be taken and issues that need to be addressed for two divorced…
Dallas Divorce Law Blog
Is “Conscious Co-Parenting” Possible?
Gwyneth Paltrow brought the term "Conscious Uncoupling" into American's daily vocabulary and was discussed in my earlier blog. Out of the "Conscious Uncoupling" discussions, the concept of "Conscious Co-Parenting" is…
NJ Family Legal Blog
LESSONS IN ADOLESCENT CUSTODY AND CO-PARENTING FROM THE TEENAGE BRAIN
By Eliana Baer
Moody; impulsive; reckless; brash; exasperating. No, I am not describing Charlie Sheen circa 2011. I am talking about teenagers. Indeed, Aristotle described these elusive creatures as “heated by nature as…
Virginia Family Law Journal
Massachusetts Law Would Forbid Divorcing Parents From Having Sex In Home.
By Rob Hagy
I came across this article from the Boston Globe about an unusual bill that has been proposed by the state legislature.-Charlottesville Divorce Lawyer Rob Hagy. For more information, call to…
Dallas Divorce Law Blog
Successful Co-Parenting – Part I
This is the first of many blogs to come regarding successful co-parenting. Whether you are going through a divorce in Texas involving children or whether you are modifying the terms…
NJ Family Legal Blog
THE PARTY, NOT THEIR LAWYER, IS SUPPOSED TO CO-PARENT WITH THEIR SPOUSE OR FORMER SPOUSE
As Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart said when discussing his threshhold for determining obscenity/pornography, "I know it when I see it, " that is how I feel about emails regarding…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
Simplify Child Custody with the “Our Family Wizard” Site
By Jason Brown
If you've gone through a divorce, you understand that the challenges don't stop once matters are finalized. As soon as all the agreements and decisions are made, you now have…
NJ Family Legal Blog
What Every Divorced Parent Should Be Thankful For This (And Every) Thanksgiving – Each Other.
Just in case you find yourself rereading the title of this blog over and over thinking you missed something, I promise you read it correctly the first time. Every divorced/divorcing…
Family Law Prof Blog
Guest Post by B. Robert Farzad: California Adoption and Its Impact on Ongoing Co-parenting and Visitation Rights
By Family Law
California adoption seems simple enough. The adoptive parentsadopt the child and take over all parental obligations. Generally, that is theway it works. From the time the adoption takes place, the…
Pennsylvania Law Monitor
The Challenge of Co-Parenting
Many times parents that are separated have different parenting styles.