1 / 8

Trying To Co-parent With An Impossible Former Spouse

Co-parenting when your former spouse cant agrees with you on basic principles can be a challenging situation. However, it is not good when your marriage ends on a hostile note. It may cause co-parenting problems in the future, which can be detrimental to your childs physical and emotional health. So when you need an experienced Fort Lauderdale family law attorney, you can contact Gustavo E. Frances at The Law Office Of Gustavo E. Frances, P.A. He has experience negotiating divorce settlements.

GustavoEFrances
Download Presentation

Trying To Co-parent With An Impossible Former Spouse

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Trying To Co-parent With An Impossible Former Spouse

  2. Divorce can be challenging for parents, especially when there are children involved. While most people want an amicable divorce, there are times when that may not be possible. Co-parenting when your former spouse can’t agree with you on basic principles can be a challenging situation. However, it is not good when your marriage ends on a hostile note. It may cause co-parenting problems in the future, which can be detrimental to your child’s physical and emotional health.

  3. Don’t argue when the kids are around The truth is that there is no way to predict how your former spouse will react through and after divorce. However, you can keep your emotions under control. Don’t worry about what your former spouse or anybody else might think. Choose what’s best for you and your children.

  4. Dealing with an unengaged parent Some parents are not engaged in the lives of their children and may not take their responsibilities seriously. Don’t waste your time trying to change something you can’t change. Stay positive and focus on your future.

  5. Your child’s relationship with your ex Children should not feel the pressure and confusion associated with their parents’ disagreements. Your child should have a positive relationship with your former spouse and you should respect that. If your former spouse is fishing for information, tell your children they don’t have to answer those questions.

  6. When your children don’t want to stay at your ex’s place Co-parenting is a difficult mission, particularly if your child doesn’t enjoy staying at your former spouse’s home. This is a very common scenario when there are teens involved. Encourage your children to communicate with your ex and express their feelings in healthy ways.

  7. Ask a Fort Lauderdale divorce attorney about how you can turn your highly contested divorce into a more amicable process. A Fort Lauderdale family law attorney Gustavo E. Frances has experience negotiating divorce settlements.

  8. Contact The Law Office Of Gustavo E. Frances, P.A. Contact The Law Office Of Gustavo E. Frances, P.A. Address Phone Website 200 SE 6th St, #402 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 https://www.lauderdaledef ense.com/Contact.shtml 954-533-2756 954-533-2756

More Related