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Co-parenting
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Hello Divorce Blog
5 Ways to Ease the Transition into Co-Parenting
So, you’ve taken a step forward toward divorce. We know this is a challenging time. But it’s also a very hopeful one—you can see a better future ahead for both…
Kowalski Family Law Blog
What Are the Signs of a Healthy Co-Parenting Relationship?
Instead of focusing on what is not working well in your co-parenting relationship, identify what is going well and accentuate it. https://www.verywellfamily.com/signs-of-a-healthy-coparenting-relationship-2997282 The post What Are the Signs of a…
Kowalski Family Law Blog
Abuse Survivor Wins Rare Appellate Victories
How did a domestic abuse survivor wind up in jail and barred from co-parenting her children? The story of Julie Valadez is a must-read. https://www.propublica.org/article/she-said-her-husband-was-abusive-a-judge-took-away-her-kids-and-ordered-her-arrest The post Abuse Survivor Wins…
SC Child Custody Blog
5 Things Stepmoms Want Bio-Moms to Know
Photo by Benjamin Manley on Unsplash The Truth About Blended Families - Part 2 If you missed Part 1 of this series, CLICK HERE to read it. For the past…
SC Child Custody Blog
The Truth About Blended Families
Our first holiday photo as a blended family of eight in 2012. Post #1 - BackgroundIf anyone had told me when I was growing up that I would one day…
Family Law News
Remember to be positive
Parenting relationships (generally) start off positive – working together, supporting each other and the children – with the expectation that it will continue that way. However, as difficult as it…
Family Law Prof Blog
How Former Partners and Their Kids Can Share a Holiday Celebration
By Family Law
From The Washington Post:Here are some strategies to successfully bring former partners together for the holidays, from co-parenting experts and blended families who have made new traditions. One common warning…
Family
How to Share a Happy Holiday with an Ex-Partner and Your Kids
By K.O. Herston
For a successful get-together with a blended family, set conflicts aside, communicate ahead of time, and keep expectations clear.
Family Law Prof Blog
Divorced Parents Are Going to Court Over COVID-19 Vaccines For Their Children
By Family Law
From Today:For many separated or divorced parents, the COVID-19 vaccine for children isn't a relief, but rather another source of co-parenting contention.More and more co-parents are going to court over…
Kogut & Wilson Blog
New School Year, New Family Law Topics to Consider
As summer comes to a close and we embark on a new school year, we are hopeful for a newfound sense of normal after over a year of online schooling…