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Co-parenting
180 published works
Hello Divorce Blog
Covid-19 + CoParenting: 10 Terms to Add to Your Divorce Agreement
Since March 2020, parents across the country have been navigating co-parenting during COVID-19, as parenting challenges unseen in the modern era have forced thousands of co-parents to court on an…
Talkov Law Blog
Tips for Co-Parenting During the Holidays
Co-Parenting During the Holidays – How to Successfully Share Your Children on Holidays Co-parenting can be complicated under any circumstances. Add to it a few back-to-back holidays to schedule around…
Family Law Prof Blog
Religion And Co-Parenting Arrangements, Is Religious Or Secular School For The Best Interest Of Child?
By Family Law
From LawTimesNews:The Ontario Superior Court recently decided in Ben-Shlomo v. Zaretsky, 2020 ONSC 5027, that a child should go to a religious school instead of to a secular school, which…
Family Law Prof Blog
Call for Participants in Divorce Study
By Family Law
I’m launching a new study, Divorced and Separated Parents During COVID. There is emerging (mostly anecdotal) evidence that separated and divorced parents are facing unique struggles during the COVID-19 pandemic. My study—which…
Hello Divorce Blog
Q&A: Ashley Simpo on Co-mothering, Journaling and Goal Setting
By Erin Levine
A couple of weeks ago I came across an article about two best friends living in NYC who were struggling to find affordable housing—and realized the best option was to…
Hello Divorce Blog
How to Co-parent During the Coronavirus Pandemic Without Losing Your Mind
But if you lose it here and there, we aren’t going to judge (we’ve all been there!) 5 months and counting. Ahhh, life during a pandemic. The coronavirus has really…
Family Law News
The Do’s and Don’ts of Separating Respectfully
Separating respectfully or “consciously uncoupling” as it has been recently coined, is often more difficult than couples expect and, in reality, keeping things amicable is often easier said than done.…
Hello Divorce Blog
What It’s Like Being the Kid of Parents Who Divorced Well
By Erin Levine
It’s not surprising that divorce can take a psychological toll on children. It’s a big, scary unknown for everyone involved and many kids struggle with feelings of anxiety, distress, anger,…
Family
Ask Alan Podcast: Alan Crone Interviews Miles Mason, Sr.
By Miles Mason
Thank you, Alan for having me on your podcast! On June 26, 2020, Alan Crone featured me on his podcast, Ask Alan. In the podcast, we discussed my history, and…
Hello Divorce Blog
How to Co-Parent on the Same Team
I think it’s safe to say that no one arrives in a blended family as their first choice. A marriage didn’t go according to plan and the redirect happened. For…