The first holiday season after a divorce can be challenging, even more so if you have kids. Most children enjoy the Christmas holidays, and you won’t want to disappoint your kids this time around. Here are some ways to help you make this Christmas as good as possible,...
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Spoiling your child as you divorce can do more harm than good
You may have looked at other parents who spoiled their kids with expensive electronics, cars, ski trips and shopping sprees during their divorce and vowed you would never do that. However, when it’s your divorce and your kids, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by guilt....
Can your child ask to live with your ex?
As you go to court to work through your divorce, you know that determining your child custody arrangement is going to be a major part of this process. You're hopeful that you will get shared custody, which is the norm, and that you will get to spend time with your...
How to help your child on custody transitions days
Children whose parents have separated or divorced will have to learn how to live life between two homes. They’ll likely look forward to spending time with each parent, but there’s a challenge that comes on transition days. Most kids are happy to get to spend time with...
Your child will still need both parents after the divorce
Co-parenting is often an ideal situation for children because they get to have both of their parents closely involved in every aspect of life. For the parents, this can be a rather trying time because of the former emotional ties they had with each other. Switching...
Remember these rules for child custody
Trying to work out child custody arrangements is often difficult for parents who are going through a divorce. It’s easy to let the divorce matters overlap with the custody decisions, but that’s not what needs to happen. Both parents have to be focused on doing what’s...
Co-parenting after divorce: tips for success
Divorce can be devastating for everyone involved. If you have children together, it is important that you figure out how to navigate life post-divorce and give your little ones the best parenting possible. Remember, even though the marriage is over, you are still...
When addiction factors into parental responsibility
Perhaps one of the reasons that you left your spouse was because of their out-of-control addiction to alcohol and/or drugs. Alternatively, you may be the parent struggling to maintain your parental responsibilities while under the influence of an intoxicating...
Here’s what you need to know about parental alienation
Many family law disputes focus on children. Each parent may feel that he or she knows what is best for their child, and they may strongly disagree with the other parent’s parenting style. This can lead to heated arguments and, in some instances, parental alienation....
Ignoring your children’s allergy triggers could be abusive
It can be frightening for parents who have children who are sensitive to foods or other allergens to see someone ignore the risks. If you are divorced and find out that your ex has been allowing individuals to babysit without informing them about your kids' allergies,...