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Co-Parenting During The Holidays

In order to avoid conflict, it is important that you and the other parent talk about specific dates and times. Respect your Parenting Plan or you may be held in contempt of court. If you want to make any changes, contact a Fort Lauderdale family law lawyer Gustavo E. Frances at The Law Office Of Gustavo E. Frances, P.A., and schedule a free consultation today.<br>

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Co-Parenting During The Holidays

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  1. Co-Parenting During The Holidays

  2. The holiday season has arrived and with it many challenges for divorcing couples, particularly those who have minor children. Children tend to have a hard time coping with new holiday traditions and a different schedule from the one they are accustomed to.

  3. Keep Your Children Out Of The Conflict Your focus should be on experiencing the excitement of the season. Don’t bother your kids with conflict you and your former spouse should handle. Remember your children’s relationship with the other parent will continue the same and you don’t want to ruin that. You should always encourage your children to respect your former spouse.

  4. Get Your Unwanted Emotions Under Control While it is natural for unwanted feelings to rise to the surface, you must learn to control your reactions. Avoid any stressful situation for you and for your children. Your children should also be encouraged to talk about their feelings and you should help them find a constructive way to vent.

  5. Planning Ahead In order to avoid conflict, it is important that you and the other parent talk about specific dates and times. Respect your Parenting Plan or you may be held in contempt of court. If you want to make any changes, contact a Fort Lauderdale family law lawyer Gustavo E. Frances at The Law Office Of Gustavo E. Frances, P.A., and schedule a free consultation today.

  6. Contac? Details 954-533-2756 200 SE 6th St #402, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 https://www.lauderdaledefe nse.com/Contact.shtml

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