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Gene C. Colman Introduction: This article I reproduce here is written by Stacey Mendelson, a Divorce Coach. While her approach may be tailored more specifically to women, her wise advice that she shares here is equally applicable to men. Clients oft times want…
There are times when fathers may need to fight for their rights in court. All else being equal, the mother cannot deny the father residential time to the child. As the father, you may need to avail yourself of the court system to…
Navigating the waters of family law can be complex and emotional, especially when it involves the well-being of children. For parents in Ontario contemplating relocation or faced with opposing relocation, there is much to learn. In this blog post, we will explore some…
Both Missouri and Florida legislatures have enacted laws that mandate a rebuttable presumption for Equal Shared Parenting. In Missouri, it’s now the law. In Florida, we will have to wait for Governor DeSantis to take a break from his election campaign to sign…
Article reviewed here – citation: Vowels LM, Comolli CL, Bernardi L, Chaco´n-Mendoza D, Darwiche J (2023) Systematic review and theoretical comparison of children’s outcomes in post-separation living arrangements. PLoS ONE 18(6): e0288112. Children’s Living Arrangements: This hugely important paper seeks to synthesize the…
Often, the most challenging part of navigating a divorce is addressing child custody issues. While all parents want what's best for their children, sometimes separating partners don't always agree on what that looks like post-divorce. The courts resolve complex family disputes and custody…
In several other blogs, we have discussed the importance and means of preserving the relationship between you and your child after separation/divorce. However, there are other people in your child's life whose connections with your child will change after your split. Recognizing these…
We have long espoused the numerous benefits of shared parenting arrangements after parental separation, and we are not alone. Over the years, The International Council on Shared Parenting has been working to compile research on how sharing parenting responsibilities affects children. Evidence-based recommendations…
When parents attempt to turn their child against each other after divorce or separation, it could be parental alienation. While abuse like this is not new, some of the methods parents use to engage in it look different than they did a generation…
In an ideal world, divorced or separated parents would continue to parent their children in a peaceful, unified manner. They would set the same rules, offer the same structure, and pass on the same values and beliefs. However, this can't always happen. In…
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