More Do’s and Don’ts in Child Custody Disputes
by Scott Stewart In my previous article on child custody do’s and don’ts, I discussed the …
Author: Jane Tate
Judge orders warring parents to read, report on three books
A judge has ordered two warring parents to read three books on communicating, parenting and divorce …
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4 Relationship Myths That Almost Everyone Perpetuates
Last week I was invited to a wedding shower where the guests were asked to bring …
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How caregiving bridged divorce gap
Sometimes, even after a divorce, a connection remains. And because of that connection, a responsibility. Molly …
Divorce doesn’t have to mean destruction
An amicable divorce is a rare thing. Usually, one spouse feels bitter or vengeful and, without …
Children's mental health records: risks versus benefits of disclosure to parents or other parties
The positive impact of mental health counseling is fundamentally dependent on a client’s perceived trust that …
Going for the Win-Win
Somewhere along life’s trajectory—say, toddlerhood?—the fields of interpersonal conflict begin to accumulate fertilizer. Sure, differences of …
Trick-or-Treating with Your Ex: Co-Parenting on Halloween
Holidays, especially those that are particularly important to their children, can be fraught with emotion and …
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Co-parenting on Halloween: How not to make candy night into a nightmare
Halloween is often overlooked by California courts. It never seems to get the attention that Christmas, …
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How to Explain Divorce to Your Kids
With celebrities splitting left and right lately, I decided to ask an expert for the best …