Co-parenting (sort of) with your former in-laws | Singlemommyhood.com
by Dr. Leah
But, we’re always thinking about how complicated family relationships can be. So, we’re eager to get your take on this twist in co-parenting drama. There’s more to the story: His ex now lives with her parents due to severe financial problems. “My ex in-laws are generally helpful. A devoted solo dad told us recently about a perplexing issue with his former in-laws. The kids and I enjoy using their beach home in the summer, and the grandparents see the kids about once and week. We’re not even in touch with the extended families of our kids’ bio-dads — so, we’ve got no experience to share. So, this solo dad struggles to handle everything. Here’s what this solo dad had to say:....
On a personal level, as a working mom of four, I rely everyday on my husband as a co-parent in the high wire juggling act that is our life. While I would describe our gender roles as very traditional in many important respects, our parenting roles are
They need to make it cheaper and quicker, and not always side with the female, they are known to be in the wrong also. by Hmmmmm on Apr 26, 2011 at 11:02 AM in reply to EX When I got my divorce in 2005, I was told (by my lawyer) that CO was a "no
Citing a 2010 New York Times article, Weinstein further argues that the problem of underachievement in schools by African-American males “may result in part from parenting practices.” Regardless of the causes of the problem, Weinstein also notes that
Parents, in the following co-parenting or step-parenting scenarios, how would you react ?
Nov 10, 2009 by judo | Posted in Parenting
and yes.... this is based on another users question earlier AND, I asked her if I could copy-cat her, first. I really liked her format.
1) married, separated, or divorced, if the other parent did something that you didn't think was quite
A: Scenario #1
It depends on whether I'm in the mood to play teacher. '
The bottom line is my son is my #1 priority...So...the choice is either
A - Talk to them and demonstrate.....or ...
D - Do or Redo it myself and say nothing...
How do i make it through christmas dinner with his ex gf's?
Dec 23, 2008 by Lea22 | Posted in Other - Family & Relationships
i've been with this guy for 8 years now but the past two years we have been on and off. he left me for a co-woker two years ago and then she ended up leaving him for his younger brother and now has a baby with his younger brother. then we got back together
A: There is definitely more going on here than you are saying. If you are now secure in your relationship with this guy, then what does it matter? He IS with you,right? Just look your hottest, be calm, and go enjoy yourself with the man you love. I mean,
Does my ex have the right to let his wife watch my son without me knowing?
May 20, 2010 by DJ Mermaid | Posted in Marriage & Divorce
We have joint custody where we are both recognized in the agreement as "co-primary parents". When this agreement was made, he was not married. My son lives with him Sunday morning through Wednesday afternoon. He has recently acquired work
A: I think you're in the wrong. I'm not a lawyer, but most people can't take off work at 2 or 3 to pick up their kids. I don't think the court will expect your ex-husband to do so or lose custody. He's made arrangements for his wife to pick the child up.
