Divorcing parents often have difficulty reaching a satisfactory custody agreement. They are both so keen to spend as much time with their children as possible that they are willing to fight tooth and nail to get what they want. There is certainly a time to fight hard,...
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What if your child doesn’t want to visit the other parent?
For divorcing parents, the issue of custody and visitation can be one of the trickiest to manage. In some cases, this difficulty is compounded if the child resists going on visits with one parent—perhaps even refusing outright. It's a scenario that's frustrating for...
Can parents count on child support to cover college fees?
For some parents, getting their children from the first day of preschool to high school graduation is the final goal of parenting. However, for those who have children that want to become doctors, engineers, architects or accountants, high school is only one step on...
Should you consider parallel parenting?
If your divorce is highly contentious and making co-parenting challenging, you may want to consider parallel parenting. This is a type of co-parenting where each parent takes on a separate role in their child's life. It can be an effective way of parenting for couples...
