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Divorce is a stressful time that can be intensified when children are involved. Yet, in the chaos and emotional trials, there is an opportunity for you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse to embrace positive co-parenting practices that prioritize the well-being of your children. While it is natural for divorcing couples to...

Going back to school after a divorce is stressful for both parents and kids, but preparation, communication, and consistency help. It is important to plan for new school year by reintroducing routines even before school starts, making the most of your summer parenting time, keeping schools informed if needed, and...

1. Make a Summer Plan Together Start with a shared calendar and open communication. Talk through travel, camps, family visits, and downtime. Agreeing on the summer schedule in advance reduces surprises—and stress. Kids feel secure when they know what's coming next and see both parents working as a team.  Peacemaker...

Let’s say that you are in the process of a divorce, and things look like they are being finalized. It seems like you and your spouse have agreed on many issues—including issues related to the children. But then your attorney tells you that you and your ex need to agree...

When you are going through a divorce with children involved, there are a lot of issues that need to be worked out between the parents when it comes to raising the children and paying for their needs. Even if you do agree on things like child support, visitation, or time-sharing,...