by Dan | Jun 25, 2018 | Blog, Communicating During Divorce, Divorce And Your Children, Effective Co-Parenting
It’s summertime. Time for planning and enjoying vacations with your children. If you’re a separated or divorced parent, it’s wise to head off any disputes with your co-parent before planning your vacation. That way, your children can enjoy a stress-free vacation with...
by Dan | May 31, 2018 | Communicating During Divorce, Effective Co-Parenting, Healthy Relationships and Personal Growth
We want closer relationships with those important to us – our spouses, children, perhaps co-parents – but knowing how to develop deep and lasting relationships is an extremely rare skill. The secret is cultivating the art of listening. And anyone can...
by Dan | Oct 21, 2015 | Divorce And Your Children, Effective Co-Parenting
Child support is generally calculated according to the New Jersey Child Support Guidelines (“The Guidelines”) using software that takes into consideration both parents’ combined income. Where the parents’ combined net income, however, exceeds that which is subsumed...
by Dan | Apr 27, 2014 | Blog, Communicating During Divorce, Divorce Process, Effective Co-Parenting, Healthy Relationships and Personal Growth
Perhaps you find yourself experiencing negative thoughts and emotions more than you would like. You might wonder why you are so angry all the time, particularly at a certain person, or why worrisome thoughts keep you awake at night. You might have heard the trite...
by Dan | Feb 24, 2014 | Communicating During Divorce, Divorce And Your Children, Divorce Process, Effective Co-Parenting
On a daily basis, we as parents look to protect our children from all types of dangers that exist outside of our control. For instance, it’s common to want our children to be safe from injuries, malicious strangers, and to limit their exposure to inappropriate...
by Dan | Dec 6, 2013 | Divorce And Your Children, Effective Co-Parenting
If you’re in the midst of a divorce or are already divorced, you might have experienced that co-parenting your children with your ex can be quite challenging. Yet, at the same time, it is essential for the emotional well-being of your children that they are kept out...
