To begin, a travel consent form letter is required for each traveling child. Provide the child’s complete personal information, including name, date of birth, and passport details (this is mandatory if traveling internationally). Additionally, furnish the name and details of … Read More
Going through a divorce is never easy, and it becomes even more challenging when children are involved. Managing summer custody arrangements can be especially difficult for divorced parents in California. With summer vacation quickly approaching, it’s important to have a … Read More
Cindy Grossman of Kids’ Turn San Diego and professional mediation attorney Amanda Singer (of West Coast Family Mediation Center) discuss tools every parent can use to effectively co-parent together. by: Amanda Singer
The holidays can be a difficult time if you’re going through a divorce, especially if this is the first year you’re separated. As I mentioned around Thanksgiving, this could be your first Thanksgiving without your child(ren) or could be the … Read More
When you are in the midst of a divorce, it can feel like it consumes everything: your mind, your feelings, and your time. You may be with your family in a physical sense, but it can be easy to get lost … Read More
Going through a divorce can mean a lot of disruptions to your schedule, particularly during the summer when the children are out of school. Getting back into the swing of the school year on top of managing your divorce can … Read More
By far the hardest part about divorce is addressing the issue of child custody (parenting time). Splitting time with your child can be a rough transition for both the parents and the children involved. Along with the emotional stress comes … Read More
Summer is upon us! Your children are out of school, and you may be trying to juggle the stress of going through a divorce while keeping everyone entertained. Keeping a consistent schedule full of things to focus on is one … Read More
You have probably already seen the viral video of a little girl explaining to her parents why they should get along. “I want you and my dad to be friends.” These very honest words echo why cooperative divorce is necessary … Read More
Going through a divorce is a tough transition for all those involved. School can bring some much-needed structure and stability back into the child’s life during a time that can be quite tumultuous for them at home. During summer, visitation … Read More