What to Do When Your Ex Doesn’t Follow the Parenting Plan
A parenting plan is meant to provide structure, consistency, and clarity for both parents and children after a separation or divorce. But what happens when one parent simply does not…
Custody & Parenting
What Happens When One Parent Violates a Custody Order?
Child custody orders establish legally binding arrangements regarding where a child lives and how parenting time is shared between parents. When one parent violates a custody order, it can create…
Signs Your Child May Be Struggling With the Divorce
Divorce can be difficult for children, even when parents make efforts to minimize conflict. Children may experience confusion, sadness, or anxiety as their family structure changes. While many children adjust…
When Is Divorce the Healthiest Option for Your Children?
One of the most common reasons parents hesitate to pursue divorce is their children. Many mothers and fathers worry that ending the marriage will cause lasting emotional harm. While divorce…
Your Fresh Start in the New Year After Divorce: What to Focus On
The New Year has a way of making everything feel like it’s being reset (the calendar, the routines, even the small daily habits that shape our lives). For anyone who…
New Year, New Parenting Plan? When and How to Revisit Your Co-Parenting Agreement
The New Year brings a natural pause, a moment to reflect on what’s working and what isn’t. For co-parents, this often includes taking a closer look at the current parenting…
Co-Parenting After Divorce: Creating Stability and Routine for Your Children
Divorce changes the shape of a family, but it does not have to break it. For parents, the transition into co-parenting can feel overwhelming, including a mix of relief, guilt,…
Splitting Holiday Time with the Kids: How to Create a Fair and Fun Schedule
The holiday season can be a magical time for families, but after a divorce, it often brings unique challenges, especially when it comes to sharing time with your children. Splitting…
How to Tell Your Children About Divorce, Without Breaking Their Hearts
Few moments in life are as difficult as telling your children that you and your partner are getting a divorce. No matter how old they are, your kids’ world is…
Co-Parenting After Divorce: Building a Healthy Partnership for Your Children
Divorce changes many aspects of family life, but one thing remains constant — your role as a parent. For couples with children, the end of a marriage doesn’t end the…
What Happens to Child Support and Custody When a Child Turns 18?
Turning 18 is a major milestone. For parents who are divorced or separated, it often raises questions about what happens to child support and custody agreements once their child is…
Who Gets the Child When a Parent Moves States?
When a parent decides to move out of state after a divorce or separation, one of the most complicated and emotionally charged issues can be the question of who gets…
How to Navigate Child Custody Battles: Tips for Co-Parents
One of the most difficult aspects of divorce, especially when children are involved, is determining custody arrangements. Child custody battles can become highly contentious, but it’s important to remember that…
Revisiting Custody Agreements When Children Get Older
Custody agreements are often created with the best interests of young children in mind. However, as children grow, their needs, preferences, and schedules evolve – and so should custody arrangements.…
Setting Co-Parenting Goals for the Year Ahead
The new year brings with it a sense of renewal and opportunity – a chance to reflect on the past and set intentions for the future. For co-parents, this can…