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Making a parenting plan easier for Florida couples after divorce

On Behalf of | May 15, 2014 | Firm News |

Florida couples with children who are thinking about divorce may be wondering what the parenting plan will be like after everything is said and done. In fact, many unhappy couples may postpone a divorce in an attempt to not cause distress in the children. While many people seem to do this, it may not be the best option. Worrying about the reality of life after divorce can be stressful for many parents, but it doesn’t have to be with these tips for having a healthy parenting plan a part of any divorce.

Communication may be difficult during or after a divorce, especially if the decision was not mutual. Although it may be hard, it is important. Some people may have issues with communicating in person, but it is okay. Text messages and emails are another great way to communicate, but they also give documentation if any court hearings are needed.

It is not only important for adults to seek professional help, but for children it can be important, as well. There may be great options for classes on how to co-parent successfully. In addition, it may be wise to leave smaller problems out of court. Naturally, things such as child support or child custody are often handled in family court, but smaller issues should be handled without litigation. Taking small problems to court can in turn make things worse for both parties when bigger issues arise.

A healthy parenting plan after any Florida divorce can be crucial for everyone involved, but especially the children. If there are concerns surrounding the divorce process with children, it may be wise to have a full understanding of relevant child custody laws and how to become prepared for negotiations. A divorce with children can be an easy time if the proper steps are followed to have the best parenting plan possible.

Source: The Huffington Post, “Divorce confidential: tips for successful and healthy co-parenting“, Caroline Choi, May 9, 2014

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