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DComply Blog
3M ago
You know you shouldn’t compare yourself and your relationship with your children to your co-parents. Yet, Envy rears its ugly head when your children seem to have all the fun away from you. You see your time for custody exchange nearing on your shared parenting app and think, “Oh, boy! I wonder what they’ll get ..read more
DComply Blog
4M ago
Co-parenting is hard. It can be filled with negativity as you and your co-parent work through hurt emotions. It’s mentally and physically taxing to shuffle your child and their belongings from one home to another. It can be heart-wrenching sending a child off into a somewhat unknown world at their other parent’s house where you ..read more
DComply Blog
4M ago
As your baby’s due date draws nearer, you might want to get your “bug out” bag ready to go. It’s a duffel bag you keep by the door, ready to grab on your way to the delivery room. It has anything you might need during your overnight stay at the hospital after delivery–a change of ..read more
DComply Blog
4M ago
Technology is beneficial in your everyday life. As a single parent, it can help you stay more connected with your children while they are in your ex’s custody. You can pursue higher learning on your own and from anywhere. It can even “edutain” (educate and entertain) your children while you cook, do chores, or get ..read more
DComply Blog
5M ago
As children’s brains mature, they ask more questions. It’s not unusual for children of divorce to begin wondering, “What went wrong?” in their parents’ marriage. You may start fielding more questions as they age–questions you can’t give a quick answer to that satisfies their curiosity. How much do you reveal? In some cases, your divorce ..read more
DComply Blog
6M ago
A hundred things run through your mind–Are you forgetting anything? Did you and your child pack everything they’ll need? You start your car and remember the gas gauge is almost on ‘E.’ You’ll need to stop and fuel up on the way, but you’re already running late. And then, the meltdown starts. Your child refuses ..read more
DComply Blog
6M ago
Despite your differences, you and your co-parent must communicate after your divorce. If you two share custody of your children, you’ll stay in contact with one another for years as you raise your kids into fine adults. Since you’ll be dealing with each other, anyway, you might as well learn the art of communicating effectively ..read more
DComply Blog
7M ago
A parenting plan is a beneficial document for any uncoupling couple who shares custody rights. Family mediators and legal representatives often help divorcing couples create these parental guidelines and boundaries. If you didn’t create one during your separation, make creating a Parenting Plan your top priority. They can be as detailed or vague as you ..read more
DComply Blog
7M ago
So many co-parenting articles seem geared towards divorced parents and no one else. What about those who never married? They also face co-parenting challenges. Pregnancies occur following quick boyfriend/girlfriend relationships and one-night stands, too. Even couples in same-sex relationships can adopt or agree to alternative means of having a baby and then break up. If ..read more
DComply Blog
8M ago
Forget how you think a court will rule in a custody battle. We’re here to dispel the myth many have about who gets custody of the children after a divorce. The Root of the Myth In the past, child custody laws have reflected the economic age and social beliefs about a parent’s role at the ..read more