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Parenting after Divorce - Page 3

Divorce is painful, and it affects both the parents and the children. Your child may become overwhelmed by knowing what she is supposed to do or the thought of not seeing one parent as close as she would want to. As a parent, you should relieve your child from emotional stress and assure her that you only have some differences and everything else is fine. Evidence-based information shows that some children will act out after a divorce in an attempt to cover up their inner feelings of conflict and confusion. You will learn more about scientific ways of parenting after divorce in this section.

August 20, 2018

Parenting FAQs

How to Become a Parenting Coordinator

A parenting coordinator, according to this study, is an individual (preferably a lawyer) who acts as an intermediary between parents and children from families of high-conflict divorce. Commonly referred to as PCs, parenting coordinators present children with opportunities to live in conflict-free homes away from their parents’ conflicts in order

Parenting FAQs

How to Write a Parenting Plan

Writing a parenting plan is an activity that should involve both parents. To create the parenting plan, the parents should mutually agree on a few strategies for the sake of their child’s

How to Get Shared Parenting in Ohio

Shared parenting in Ohio refers to when both parents are assigned childcare

Ohio Shared Parenting Child Support Calculator

Child support in Ohio is based on the earnings of both parents.

What Is Parallel Parenting?

June 21, 2018

Parenting FAQs

According to Psychology Today, parallel parenting is an “arrangement where divorced parents are able to co-parent by means of disengaging from each other.’’ Basically, it is an agreement between divorced parents in which

What Is Co-parenting?

May 12, 2018

Parenting FAQs

Co-parenting is a type of parenting were two adults (or more) come together to raise and take responsibility for the same children, but they are not living under the same roof. It