for DIVORCED FAMILIES Effective Co-Parenting Strategies
to help children transition from one broken family to two happy households!
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Child Custody and Visitation Defined: Any decisions regarding a child is determined based on the best interest of that child. Typically the parents will have shared parental responsibility where both parents equally share in decision making for the child, unless it is determined that one or both parents are detrimental to the welfare of the child. Usually, the home of one parent is designated as the child’s primary residence, for school and doctor records. The other parent is generally granted reasonable and liberal visitation. 
A Parenting Plan is a written document stating exactly how & when the children will be shared & cared for by the parents. No room for drama!
A Parenting Coach can help!
Positive Parenting Behaviors
- Co-parenting kids in separate households is important!
- Communicate using positive interactions!
- REALLY listen to all points of view!
- Be Open to Appreciate other ideas !
Cooperation is key!
Parent choices are important!
Parent behaviors are directly linked to the family’s level of success.
Families who choose mediation resolve their conflicts respectfully.
Families are guided & supported to reach their goals in a respectful and calm manner.
Parental Integrity
It’s important to keep the goals in mind.
Parents love their children and will cooperate in their upbringing.
Parents help their children adjust to the family’s transition both during the divorce or separation process as well as after it is completed.
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