Thanksgiving is less than two months away, and if you are separated, you may still be wondering who will spend the turkey dinner with the children and who will be present on Christmas morning. New York does not have one standard holiday schedule, so you and your...
Parenting Plan
5 signs your parenting plan no longer fits your family
A parenting plan should grow with your family. As your lives change, an arrangement that once worked well may no longer fit your reality. Recognizing when it's no longer meeting your family's needs can help you address small frustrations before they become bigger...
Smartphones, children and divorce: 3 things to include when putting together a parenting plan
Cellphones are now a routine part of childhood and can become a frequent source of conflict for any parent. There are additional hurdles around this issue parents must navigate when separated or divorced. A well drafted parenting plan can reduce misunderstandings by...
How to create an effective co-parenting plan for your children
As you and your spouse go through your divorce, you must work on a parenting plan that can highlight your shared duties as parents to your children. While every family’s situation is different, the opportunity to remain a big part of your children’s lives is something...

