Parenting

By Claire Gillespie – The Week 17/02/2020 “… “Any relationship/family is only as good as the people in it,” she says, and surely that’s what it all comes down to, whether you’re in a platonic parenting partnership, a single-parent family, a traditional nuclear family, or something else entirely. …” Read the entire article: https://theweek.com/articles/889610/what-platonic-parenting

By Will Mitchell – The Topeka Capital-Journal 02/09/2020 “… Last week Kansas joined a growing list of states supporting shared parenting when the Senate passed SB 157 by an overwhelming margin of 39 to 1. …” Read the entire article: https://www.cjonline.com/opinion/20200209/will-mitchell-kansas-senate-passes-shared-parenting-39-to-1

By Clemmer – KPCNews.com 02/05/2020 “… When asking yourself about what kind of co-parent you are, think about all that you do in your current co-parenting relationship and see if it is all things that will or could result in reaching the goal of successful, respectful and responsible co-parenting. …” Read the entire article: https://www.kpcnews.com/thestar/article_82129715-8818-5471-ac6b-84b6c3ba3eee.html

By David C. Ribar – Fatherly 02/05/2020“… At a time when so many American children are growing up with single or cohabiting parents, this is an important question for both policy-makers and parents. Marriage may not ultimately be for adults. Marriage may be, strange as it sounds, for children. …” Read the entire article: https://www.fatherly.com/health-science/divorced-parents-versus-married-parents/

By Richard Thomas – rrstar.com 01/31/2020 “… Once a judge has determined that both parents are good, the best interests of every child would be that courts enforce an even-bonding opportunity with both parents and families over the entire 18 years of child development. Thus, the best interest of every child, in general, is to have equal,

By Merriam Sarcia Saunders – Thrive Global 02/03/2020 “… There are many topics that can and should go into your Parenting Plan, including changes in schedules, exchanging information, cell phones, teen parties and driving, parental substance use, etc.  The more detailed your plan is, the less conflict down the road. And, for your children, reducing

By Myra Fleischer – Communities Digital News 11/21/19 “… But if you’re going through a divorce this year, the holidays might look very different to you than they do embossed on a glossy Hallmark card. Tensions can run high ranging from things as uncontroversial as the best way to give gifts to issues as daunting

By Regina Campbell, Esq. – Lawyers.com 11/08/19 “.. Times have changed, and more and more fathers are stepping up to assert their paternity rights to have a say in their child’s upbringing. Read the entire article: https://blogs.lawyers.com/attorney/family-law/paternity-rights-what-you-need-to-know-58934/

By Kari Clemmer – The Star 11/06/19 “… Making a choice to co-parent respectfully and responsibly is so that your child(ren) are not paying a price for anger and or emotion that you may have toward your ex. Your child(ren) deserve nothing less than respectful and responsible co-parenting from the two people they look up

By Christine Bryant – NWI Times 10/12/2019 “… In the past, it was always believed that the best place for a child was with their mother. Now, we know better. What’s best for a child is to have two involved parents. …” Read the entire article: https://www.nwitimes.com/niche/get-healthy/healthy-living/co-parenting-is-not-new-but-it-takes-work-to/article_d68ddc16-34c3-565e-b427-a933c4d10b0e.html