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Co-Parenting Guidelines: Decision-Making & Creating Parenting Plan as a Team

Custody, Parenting & Family / simpson / March 6, 2024

Starting to co-parent means making a long-term commitment even after a romantic relationship ends. Co-parenting is not just about feelings; it involves working together to make important decisions for the child’s future. This blog post will talk about how being a parent affects decisions. We’ll discuss big decisions and when it’s good to ask the […]

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Co-Parenting Guidelines: Effective Communication After Separation

Divorce, Marriage & Relationships, Parenting & Family / simpson / March 1, 2024

Divorce or separation is tough, especially when there are kids involved. Good communication is important for the kids and for getting along with the other parent. This blog post discusses important things to do to communicate well when co-parenting after a separation. We’ll look at simple steps to ensure you talk nicely and work together

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Navigating a Parenting Plan: Child Visitation Schedules for Parents

Custody, Parenting & Family / simpson / February 21, 2024

Parenting can be challenging when parents aren’t together. Figuring out a plan for when kids will be with each parent is essential. In this guide, we’ll talk about common ways parents handle this, different schedules for visiting, what works for kids of different ages, tips for deciding together, usual plans people go for, how to

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The Different Types of Physical Custody

Custody, Parenting & Family / simpson / February 12, 2024

Figuring out who cares for the kids can be tricky and full of feelings. One important part is where the child lives and spends time. This blog will discuss how kids live with their parents and how the Schedule works. Explore the scope of our legal assistance through a free initial consultation with the Paducah

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Co-Parenting Arrangements: Striking a Balance Between Rights and Responsibilities

Parenting & Family / simpson / February 7, 2024

Child custody is a severe part of family law, where we determine parents’ rights and duties for their kids. Understanding the kinds of child custody is important to make smart choices focusing on what’s best for the child. In this blog, we’ll talk about the different types of child custody, like legal and physical custody,

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Counter Parenting: How to Heal from a Narcissistic and Coercive Partner

Custody, Marriage & Relationships, Parenting & Family / simpson / January 26, 2024

Sharing parenthood with a former partner exhibiting egocentric traits often unveils a distressing strategy known as counter parenting. This tactic, wielded by narcissistic caregivers, extends coercive control even after separation, aiming to assert dominance and satisfy their constant need for validation. Though recognized as a form of parental neglect by certain family courts, legal systems

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What to Do When Your Co-Parenting Partner is Exhibiting Narcissistic Traits

Custody, Marriage & Relationships, Parenting & Family / simpson / January 3, 2024

Co-parenting, a collaborative parenting arrangement for individuals living apart, poses inherent challenges, even in amicable circumstances. The complexity intensifies when co-parenting with someone demonstrating narcissistic traits or living with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD), affecting approximately 6.2% of U.S. adults. Alexander Burgemeester, a neuropsychologist and founder of The Narcissistic Life, explains that NPD involves an inflated

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Step-Parent Rights in Divorced Families: Roles and Responsibilities

Divorce, Marriage & Relationships, Parenting & Family / simpson / December 29, 2023

Divorce often reshapes family dynamics, introducing the challenge of blending households and navigating the rights and responsibilities of step-parents. In the midst of this complex landscape, understanding the legal and emotional dimensions of a step-parent’s role is crucial. While laws vary across jurisdictions, several fundamental rights and considerations can help guide step-parents in their role

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Child Custody: What to Know for Out-of-State and International Travel

Custody, Marriage & Relationships, Parenting & Family / simpson / December 20, 2023

Traveling post-divorce can be a labyrinth of legal considerations, especially when it involves crossing state or international borders. Understanding the necessary notices and permissions required for such journeys is crucial to ensure a smooth and stress-free travel experience. When it comes to out-of-state and international travel after a divorce, there are specific protocols and precautions

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Top 7 Co-Parenting Communication Apps

Custody, Divorce, Marriage & Relationships, Parenting & Family / simpson / December 15, 2023

Co-parenting, while fulfilling, can also present its fair share of challenges, especially when it comes to communication. Fortunately, the digital age has brought forth a multitude of apps designed specifically to streamline and enhance communication between co-parents. These apps offer a range of features to facilitate scheduling, sharing important information, and fostering healthy communication. Let’s

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