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Co-parenting
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Dallas Divorce Law Blog
Co-Parenting
When going through a divorce in Texas, the most important thing a parent can do for their child is to continue to communicate with their ex-spouse and foster their child's…
Dallas Divorce Law Blog
Co-Parenting Is Not Just an Idea, It Is a Necessity
Before, during and after divorce, parents struggle the most with effective co-parenting with their spouse or ex-spouse. When going through a divorce in Texas, the most important thing a parent…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
Effective Co-Parenting During (and After) Divorce
By Jason Brown
Nothing disappoints me more than family law litigants who think of their child as a pawn, placing them smack dab in the middle of the fight. There's just no good reason for it. And,…
Matrimonial Matters
What Do Marriage and Horror Movies Have in Common?
By Douglas J. Manning, Partner, Certified Specialist in Family Law Statistics reveal that fewer and fewer couples are choosing marriage and therefore more and more couples are choosing to live…
Dallas Divorce Law Blog
Co-Parenting Through A Divorce or Child Custody Case:
Many parents find it difficult, if not impossible, to co-parent during a divorce or child custody case.
Dallas Divorce Law Blog
Sesame Street’s Effect on Divorce in Texas
The Sesame Street videos are wonderful aids to divorcing or divorced families as well as to all children.
Matrimonial Matters
There’s a Divorce App for That!
By Marie Keeler
By Douglas J. Manning, Partner, Certified Specialist in Family Law A divorce ends a marriage but when children are involved parents still have to remain in communication with each other. …
Dallas Divorce Law Blog
When You Can’t Agree, Let Your Order Be Your Guide
Become an expert when it comes to your divorce decree.
Pennsylvania Family Law
Tips for Gearing up for School!
If you are like most parents, you spent this past weekend thinking about what your kids needed to be ready for school, which can be stressful enough by itself. If…
Dallas Divorce Law Blog
Co-parenting is the real custody, part 2 of 2
Remember that a divorce or break-up doesn't end the parenting relationship with the other parent of your children.