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Stay Off Social Media If You Are Considering Divorce
If you are going through a divorce or contemplating leaving your spouse, it is very important to stay off of social media as much as possible. If you feel like you must create a social media post, make sure you NEVER use it to wage war against your spouse or co-parent. Unfortunately, Kanye West is...
[ CONTINUE READING ]ARE YOU IN A CUSTODY BATTLE? NEW ST. LOUIS COUNTY RULE WILL REQUIRE YOU TO PARTICIPATE IN MEDIATION
Can’t agree with your child’s other parent about a custody schedule, or who the kids should live with? Before you ask the judge to make a decision, effective September 1, you will need to participate in 2 hours of custody mediation, to see if you can get the situation resolved between the two of you....
[ CONTINUE READING ]NAVIGATING CHILD CUSTODY PLANS WITH CORONAVIRUS
This is a time like nothing most of us have had to live through. I am pretty sure that parents that share custody have a lot of questions about how they can ensure that each parent gets to spend time with the children while everyone is isolating at home. First of all, if there is...
[ CONTINUE READING ]College Planning & Divorce
Planning for your kids’ college can be stressful as an intact family when parents start to realize what it is going to cost and how far away your child may be moving. It is usually something that the parents and the future student sit down and discuss together. So it is that much more complicated...
[ CONTINUE READING ]USEFUL APPS FOR HELP WITH CO-PARENTING
Parenting with kids’ busy schedules is difficult enough when the parents are in the same house, and many families (including ours) have that calendar on the refrigerator that becomes indispensable in figuring out which child has to be where. So what about families where the parents are not together and custody time is shared? Each...
[ CONTINUE READING ]WHAT TYPES OF CUSTODY PLANS ARE AVAILABLE IN MISSOURI?
On October 11, 2018, the Music Modernization Act (H.R. 1551) or MMA was signed into law. Child custody determinations are very important to parents and kids alike. While many child custody cases arrive in court pursuant to divorces and separations, others require judicial intervention at different times in the lives of the parties. Whenever a...
[ CONTINUE READING ]How to Interact and Communicate with Your Child’s Other Parent (After You Are No Longer Together)
There are often hard feelings between couples after they split up and their children can get caught in the cross fire.If you are one of those parents, this can make co-parenting extremely difficult and stressful, for both the parents and the kids. I got to sit in on a mediation a social worker was doing...
[ CONTINUE READING ]The New Shared Custody Bill – How to Make It Work for You
Three years ago, Governor Jay Nixon signed into law a "Shared Parenting" bill, known as HB 1550, which basically stated that it is in a child's best interests to have both parents in his or her life. Now there is another that was discussed in the Missouri House and Senate over the past term, but...
[ CONTINUE READING ]12 Inspiring Quotes from Celebrity Moms and Dads About Co-Parenting
A reprint of an article by Taylor Pittman for Huffington Post. In maBabies-on-red-carpet-MAIN.jpggazine interviews and television appearances, the co-parents of Hollywood have made it clear that the experience isn't always simple and easy, but have also stressed that it is possible to remain a loving family after a separation or divorce. Here are 12 quotes...
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