The Dos and Dont’s of Co-Parent Communication

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Almost half of all first marriages end in divorce and two-thirds of those involve children, leading many to question what the effects will be on all of those kids. According to the National Association of School Psychologists, about 80 percent the of children of divorced parents go on to lead

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Parental Peace: The Real Christmas Gift for Kids

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By Gary Direnfeld Social Worker Even though parents argue as to the best residential schedule, choice of school, faith, holiday time, Christmas and extra-curricular activities, these issues are simply not as predictive for the outcome of children of separated parents as conflict alone. More to the point, the greater the

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Holiday Parenting Time Planning

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By Daren Neel Cordell & Cordell Divorce Attorney In this holiday season, many parents realize that based on their regular parenting schedule they do not have any parenting time on either Thanksgiving or Christmas. In a scramble to have parenting time with their children on these important holidays, many parents

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Who Pays Child Support If We Share Custody?

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By Tamara Hoffstatter Men’s Divorce Attorney Child support is meant to ensure that each parent is taking a role in providing for the financial needs of their children. If one parent has sole physical custody and the other has visitation, the parent with the visitation will almost always end up

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Parenting Time with a Non-Traditional Work Schedule

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By Sara Pitcher Cordell & Cordell Divorce Lawyer In states with Parenting Time Guidelines that do not specifically propose parenting time for parents with non-traditional work schedules, there can be unanswered questions on how to handle the parenting time schedule. Parents who work as police officers, firefighters, nurses, or any

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