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Co-parenting involves divorced or separated parents working together to raise their children despite no longer being in a romantic relationship. This journey can be challenging, but with dedication and effective communication, it is entirely possible to co-parent...
There’s no question that the rights of LGBTQ+ Americans have expanded in recent years and that Michigan is ahead of many other states in that journey. However, when it comes to parental rights, things can still be challenging. In many cases, only one partner is the...
Divorce is undeniably challenging, not only for the couple involved but especially for the children caught in the crossfire. As couples seek innovative solutions to ease the transition for their children, the concept of birdnesting has gained attention. But is...
Parental alienation is a complex and emotionally charged issue that can arise in the aftermath of a divorce. As families navigate the challenging terrain of post-divorce life, it's crucial to address and mitigate the impact of parental alienation on children. ...
Co-parenting may be less difficult for divorced parents in Michigan who have spent time constructing a plan that sets them up for success. Going beyond simply creating a plan that addresses the basics can give parents a framework for resolving conflict. Scheduling The...
When co-parenting during back-to-school season in Michigan, a solid plan is essential. There are myriad things you'll both have to come to an agreement on during an already stressful time, so it's not advisable to just play it by ear, no matter how experienced you may...
Michigan parents who are divorced often share custody of their children. When creating a co-parenting plan, it might be tempting to go with the alternating weeks schedule. However, this might not be as good an option as you might think. Understanding the alternating...
Divorce in Michigan can be challenging, especially with children in the picture. This situation can become more stressful for a parent after a court denies this person custody of their child. Fortunately, most courts offer visitation rights that allow parents to be in...
When parents get divorced in California, one of the biggest concerns is often child custody. While there are a variety of options available, some couples may choose to try "nesting." Nesting is a form of shared custody where the children stay within the home, and then...
Children are usually happiest when both of their parents are in their lives. Michigan family law courts prefer joint child custody to allow parents an equal involvement in their child's life. Creating a co-parenting plan reduces conflict in raising children as a...