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Interviewer: Our Tip of the Month is about encouraging the children affected by divorce to express how they feel. Do you have any success stories where you felt the children were really protected during the divorce process despite the conflict between the parents?

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Attorney Jeanette Soltys: Unless the custody order or settlement agreement says otherwise, there is no need to provide a detailed itinerary to the other parent of what you do during your own parenting time.

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One of the most important things you can do during the divorce process to work towards a favorable outcome is practice self-care.

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Protecting your children’s needs during the divorce process is so vital to their emotional health. Children need structure, and their former structure has been ripped from under them.

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There’s no question divorce carries a heavy psychological burden. You are in mourning for the death of your marriage, and that’s natural, no matter your current feelings towards your spouse.

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When it comes to your children, you need to make sure that you are working with someone who knows the laws pertaining to custody and how they will affect your and your situation.

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If you have children; make sure your holiday parenting plan is in place well ahead of time:
Ensuring that both you and your ex-spouse are on the same page with the children’s schedule will reduce a lot of stress and heated emotions during the holidays.

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You may have an amicable divorce, and if you do, we commend you and your former spouse. But if you’re in the midst of a bitter divorce, your spouse is not likely to hold back any punches.

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With school back in session, you and your kids have more things going in your lives. This can cause some additional stress and tension for divorced parents who will need to communicate to establish logistics and routines for their children’s school and extracurricular activities.

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Money usually plays a vital part in all divorce proceedings. Next to child custody, money is one of the most fought about subjects in a divorce.

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