January marks the 10th anniversary of International Child-Centered Divorce Month. Each year, divorce professionals from all over the world join together to offer divorcing parents a host of free resources designed to help their children transition through divorce.
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With only a few days remaining in 2016, many people are taking time to reflect on the last year and are starting to look ahead to what 2017 might bring. You might be in the process of coming up with goals and resolutions to try to keep over the next 365 …
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Although divorce is the legal end of your marriage, you don’t typically ever get to completely sever all ties with your ex-spouse. If you have children, the two of you will now need to work together as co-parents. Finding ways to effectively co-parent is one of the best ways you …
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It’s currently trendy for parenting experts and bloggers to promote positive parenting models. Positive parenting emphasizes encouragement and rewards systems for children while often discouraging negative consequences such as timeouts.
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As December rolls along, the temperature in most parts of the country will continue to drop. Not only does winter signal plunging temps, but also shorter days and the start of cold and flu season. It’s very challenging this time of year for parents to keep their kids active and …
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Over the coming weeks, DadsDivorce will be sharing a lot of articles and resources to help divorced fathers make it through the holiday season. There are many issues for divorced parents to consider as the holidays approach. Of course, your top priority should be helping your kids through this typically …
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November and December can be difficult months for divorced dads, especially if it is you first holiday season since your marriage ended. Even if you were lucky enough to divorce amicably, there are still some important considerations regarding who gets the kids and when, which can complicate the holidays. Here …
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In recent years, popular culture has started portraying fathers in a much more progressive light. More and more, companies are depicting dads in active, emotionally-engaged roles with their families.
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Each month, Dads Divorce sponsor Cordell & Cordell produces the Men’s Divorce Podcast, which features interviews with authors, politicians and other divorce professionals on issues fathers frequently face during the divorce process.
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Halloween might not cause as many headaches for divorced parents as Christmas and Thanksgiving when it comes to sorting out parenting-time issues, but it does present its own set of challenges.
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