If you're a parent who's going to be divorcing, you want your children to experience as little disruption in their lives as possible. That means continuing with their extracurricular activities. Whether it's soccer, martial arts, music or theater, these activities can...
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What if your co-parent is badmouthing you to your kids?
As a separated or divorced parent, you know that you shouldn't criticize your co-parent in front of your children. Your ex likely knows it too. But your kids sometimes mention that their mom or dad said something negative or hurtful about you or your parenting. Maybe...
Things to consider when divorcing with a baby on the way
Maybe you'd already begun divorce proceedings when you found out there was a baby on the way. Perhaps you and your spouse knew you were going to be parents, but you also knew that you couldn't remain married. Whatever the situation, divorcing while one of the spouses...
What is split custody and when should you consider it?
It's not common, but some parents choose a "split custody" arrangement when they divorce. This is when each parent has sole physical custody of one or more of their children. Sometimes, divorced parents will switch an existing child custody arrangement to split...
Negotiating your parenting plan as a recovering alcoholic
If you're a divorcing parent who has struggled with substance abuse, you're not alone. It's one of the most common reasons that people divorce.If you and your spouse are in the process of drafting a parenting plan, it's essential to remember that even if you've gotten...
Study looks at claims of parental alienation, abuse
Some New Jersey parents may be familiar with the term "parental alienation". First described by a child psychiatrist in the 1980s, it originally referred to what he saw as a rash of false claims by divorced mothers that the father of their children was sexually...