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Jan 22, 2019

Divorce and Children with Intellectual Disabilities: What Parents Need to Know

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A major consideration for a couple going through a divorce are the decisions about their children. Support, visitation, custody, holidays and vacations are all a …

Nov 30, 2018

A Daughter’s Perspective on Divorce Mediation

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Children Know the Unspoken Memories of the time leading up to my parents’ divorce that are most vivid to me are the ones containing nothing …

Sep 27, 2018

How does Parent Alienation Damage Children of Divorce?

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“You are a bad parent and I don’t want you in my life any more.” Most parents have heard this from their children and felt free to ignore it. Unfortunately for some divorced parents, this threat becomes reality.

Jan 25, 2018

A Child’s View of Infidelity

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In 2012, one quarter of adults under the age of forty-five in the U.S. were children of divorce. In many cases, infidelity was a primary …

Jan 23, 2018

You’re Still Mom & Dad. Your Kids Count on that Even after Divorce

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Show Your Child How to Cope Can you still maintain the Mom & Dad roles during your divorce? Divorce is difficult for everyone, adults and …

Jan 11, 2018

Is it Time to Call in the Pros?

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Signs Your Child is Struggling to Cope During Divorce During a divorce, it’s normal for your kids to feel a range of difficult emotions. But …

Aug 18, 2017

Why It’s Important for Your Child’s Teachers to Know about Your Divorce

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A common mistake is this: the teacher and school staff are assuming this child lives in a two parent home. The beginning of school, school events, and issues that come up while a child is in school, like the above example, can highlight change in the home for both the child and parents.

May 30, 2017

A Solo Parent’s First Vacation with Just the Kids

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The two of you always planned and handled the family vacation together. In fact, it took both of you to manage the chaos and mayhem …

May 22, 2017

Summertime Stress? Getting The Kids through Summer Vacation during a Break-up

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Whether you are divorcing or separating, it’s not easy to break up. It’s hard to focus on anything but the decisions required to separate from …

May 16, 2017

Platonic Parenting Partnerships: Divorce in the 21st Century – Part 4

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Platonic Parenting Partnership: A Shared Commitment to the Child, Not to a Romantic Relationship For singles who want children and for divorced couples who don’t …

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