Post-Divorce Parenting: What’s the Deal with “Nesting”?

Heard of it? "Nesting" is showing up in the media and pop culture more and more frequently – see articles in the New York PostThe Wall Street Journal, and mine in The New York Times; TV shows like Transparent and Billions, and the upcoming Splitting Up Together; even Kelly Ripa polled the audience...


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The Pros and Cons of Various Visitation/Custody Arrangements

The term "easy divorce" may seem like an oxymoron, but it is possible to end your marriage without making things difficult for you, your ex or your children. One of the best ways to do this is to keep the custody process — statistically one of the most contentious aspects of divorce — as drama-free ...


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5 Factors Courts Consider in Child Custody Matters

You've decided that divorce is either your best option or a strong possibility, but you're worried about how it may affect your relationship and time spent with your children. Divorce is a significant life event, and it's normal to feel nervous and unsure during this time, especially when there are ...


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Divorce From Your Child’s Eyes

While going through a divorce, parents should stop and think of what things must look like from their child’s point of view.

Not only will this give the parents a whole new perspective on things, but it will also help them to minimize the fighting at home.

The damage done on a child (while they wi...


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Avoiding A Divorce From Your Child

While divorce may entail you not seeing your partner anymore, it does not mean that you no longer need to see your child. Of course in some situations (custody battles, abusive relationships, etc.) this may be the case, however, it is always good to let your child know that you will still be there f...


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