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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…
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…
When high-profile couples divorce, details of their split often make headlines - especially if unconventional phrases or decisions are part of their divorce. It wasn't that long ago that the world heard - and started using - the phrase "conscious uncoupling," right? The…
-A heartfelt missive to Santa Claus from an outstanding equal parenting advocate Here is a letter from prominent activist, Paulette MacDonald, to whom? To Santa Claus of course. I wanted to publish this before the holidays but alas.... better late than never. Paulette…
Many parents are frequent travelers. Some move around a lot for their job; others simply enjoy visiting new places. However, whether these mobile pursuits are professional or personal, frequent travel can affect parenting time (custody and access) for co-parents. Determining a child's home…
Studies and surveys show that equal shared parenting after divorce or separation is often in a child's best interests. And many parents are willing or eager to share parenting time and responsibilities. That said, the increasing support for equal shared parenting across Canada does not…
Watch Gene C. Colman's presentation at the Sept. 2022 Men & Families Conference – “The Newly Expanded Definition of “Family Violence” in the Divorce Act” (of Canada) Changes made to the federal Divorce Act last year are affecting cases across Canada, including one…
Protecting your child's rights to spend time with you and making decisions for them is vital from the 'get go' in family law cases. Unfortunately, the process can be complicated and contentious if parents disagree on parenting responsibilities and time sharing. Rest assured…
Sharing parental responsibilities and time equally is normally in a child's best interests. The benefits of equal parenting time are well-known, and the fact is that the vast majority of Canadians support a legislated presumption for equal shared parenting (absent special circumstances). That said,…
Determining the rights and obligations that parents should have after splitting up can be a highly emotional and contentious process. In some cases, a judge may order an assessment by a professional. These assessments can significantly impact parenting time and decision-making responsibilities (formerly…
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