experts :: Advice from People Who Know their Stuff

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Family Ties: About Shared Custody
 Parents Need to Respect Each Other's
 Decisions about their Children

Solution Lady: Raising Your Kids
 Parenting: Five Tips to Help Raise
 Your Children with Respect, Dignity

Single Parenting: Working Together after Split
 Working Divorce: If You Have Children,
 Create a Relationship that Works

Anger Training: Helping Kids Cope with Split
 Parenting: What Are Some Activities That
 Can Help Children Deal with Divorce?

Anger Training: Angry at Ex? Don't Involve Kids
 Parenting: Parenting Plan Can Help You
 with Shared Responsibility for Children

KidTalk: Deciding Where to Live
 My Parents Are Getting Divorced. Now
 They Want Me to Decide Where to Live?

Stepfamily Talk: Going Between Houses
 What Should I Do -- My Teenage Son
 Doesn't Want to Spend Time With My Ex?

Family Ties: Scheduled Visits
 About Visitation: How do I Handle it When
 My Son Doesn't Want to Visit?

journals :: Personal Stories from People Like You

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How To Help Your Child Cope With Anger During Divorce
Like all children, children of divorce know how to push our buttons.

Still Parenting Issues
Just the other day a friend of mine said to me,"You mean that even when you are divorced, you still have to parent the other parent?"...

Co-Parenting Tips
I’m going to throw in some co-parenting tips here and there to help, if I can, other people in my situation.