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Co-Parenting When Each House Has Different Rules
For healthy and happy children, having boundaries and rules is important. When together with both parents, there only needs to be one set of rules. However, often after a divorce in a co-parenting situation, the parents will have different rules for their own houses....
read more6 Dos and Don’ts of Co-Parenting
Navigating the often complicated and potentially volatile world of co-parenting after a divorce can be emotionally challenging and mentally exhausting. Residual hostilities, disagreements regarding parenting styles, and other points of dissidence may create a...
read moreHow is Child Support Determined?
Child support hearings can be a confusing process to get through for those who have never had to deal with the process. One of the biggest questions that might be raised is what exactly is calculated in a child support case? Does it go by income, and if so whose...
read moreThree Post-Divorce Mistakes that Can Ruin a Co-Parenting Plan
Co-parenting after divorce is a good option to not only keep both parents in a child's life, but to help parents transition their own lives smoothly. However, co-parenting requires a team effort to work. One mistake and the whole thing can implode. If you are trying...
read moreCan a Parent Be Forced to Pay Child Support While Unemployed?
If you are going through a divorce and have children, both child custody and child support can be one of the most difficult issues you will face. It becomes even more difficult if you were awarded custody and your ex-spouse is unemployed. Does this mean the issue of...
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