One of the biggest misconceptions parents have during divorce or custody proceedings is believing that a parenting plan only determines where the children will be and when. While parenting schedules are certainly important, they are only one piece of successful co-parenting. The quality of communication between parents often determines whether a parenting plan succeeds or continually ends up back in court. The question many parents ask is: "Can I include communication provisi

Coparenting requires a significant amount of cooperation, communication, and compromise. However, when one parent exhibits complex...

When it comes to transitioning from a romantic relationship to a co-parenting one, it will be essential to establish communication...