They say children are resilient. While that may be true for the most part, their resolve is undoubtedly tested when their parents divorce. After all, everything they know is changing, and it is easy for them to believe they’re somehow at fault for what’s happening. Meanwhile, well-intentioned parents like you might be so caught up in the legalities and emotions of divorce that it’s easy to forget to take a step back, breathe, and remember that children and divorce rarely mix.
Our firm anchors its representation and legal advice on principles and philosophies that focus on the long-term best interests of children and families. That focus is often on what happens in the courtroom, but what about outside the courtroom?
We hope these eight blog posts on children and divorce will help you and your children as you navigate the journey ahead.
These 8 Blog Posts on Children and Divorce Will Help You Make Better Decisions for Your Kids
13 Signs Your Children Are Struggling To Cope With Your DivorceIt’s important to recognize that despite your best efforts, your children may struggle to cope with your divorce after all the courtroom drama is over. As parents, you should recognize the warning signs and address their needs as quickly as possible.
5 Ways To Help Your Kids After Divorce
Once you can confidently recognize the warning signs that your children are struggling, there are a few ways to help your kids after divorce. Here are the ones that spring to our legal team’s mind immediately.
6 Ways To Tell the Kids About Your Divorce
Before you end up in a courtroom, telling the kids about your divorce is important. After all, it’s only fair for parents to be truthful with their children—even if the news is less than ideal. But how does one go about having that conversation? What should be said, and what shouldn’t? Hopefully, this blog post answers those questions.
Divorce and Kids: 10 Questions You Should Ask Yourself
When it comes to children and divorce, evaluate your situation and think through decisions that will impact your children’s lives. Doing so helps you make better choices during the proceedings, and your actions will be motivated by what is best for your kids.
What Is the Morality Clause in Divorce?
You and your former spouse may agree that the children come first after divorce. Still, at some point during the divorce or after it’s finalized, one or both of you will begin exploring the idea of dating again. The morality clause limits these interactions so the children don’t have to witness that process, which could include a lengthy list of boyfriends and girlfriends.
10 Benefits of Co-Parenting After Divorce
With co-parenting, divorced parents are equally involved in their kids’ upbringing and activities, which includes everything from who is responsible for picking up the kids after school to working through scheduling conflicts, offering emotional support, and making key decisions on healthcare and other needs. Read more about this important post-divorce relationship.
Benefits of Digital Co-Parenting Apps
Speaking of children and divorce, co-parenting apps are digital platforms that, when downloaded to a phone, tablet, or computer, help parents manage their custody agreement and communicate better. But what app makes the most sense for you?
6 Tips for Co-Parenting During the Holidays
Yes, co-parenting during the holidays will look slightly different. You suddenly have to navigate separate holiday events, travel plans, an extended family from both sides wanting to be included, and your parental desire to be with your children as much as possible. At first glance, it all sounds overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to be—nor do the holidays have to be any less jolly.
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