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Parenting
When Will the Court Reject a Shared Parenting Plan?
Your time sharing plan needs to be very detailed. The plan should not be a general outline. Rather, it should explain when each parent will see and care for the child.
Your time sharing plan needs to be very detailed. The plan should not be a general outline. Rather, it should explain when each parent will see and care for the child.
Can I Stop the Other Parent From Moving With My Child?
Relocations involving children can be difficult situations, ensure that you have the appropriate representation when fighting for your child’s rights to spend time with both of their parents.
Relocations involving children can be difficult situations, ensure that you have the appropriate representation when fighting for your child’s rights to spend time with both of their parents.
How To Protect the World From Our Sons
The thing is, while my friends with daughters are striving to protect their girls from the world, I am striving to protect the world from my son.
The thing is, while my friends with daughters are striving to protect their girls from the world, I am striving to protect the world from my son.
The First Month of Dadhood: A Survivor’s Guide
Having a kid is full on, but like every other adventure really worth doing, you don't actually get to discover the benefits without putting in the hard yards.
Having a kid is full on, but like every other adventure really worth doing, you don’t actually get to discover the benefits without putting in the hard yards.
Chasing Your Dreams
Why it’s important to do things for yourself as a parent.
Why it’s important to do things for yourself as a parent.
4 Secrets for Stepdads
The secret to gaining your stepkids’ trust is simple…you must be trustworthy.
The secret to gaining your stepkids’ trust is simple…you must be trustworthy.
Why My Sons School Prom is so Important to Me
Is school Prom really that important?
Is school Prom really that important?
4 Lessons Every Father Should Teach His Sons
Here are four lessons that every father should teach his sons to help cultivate them into strong and positive forces in society.
Here are four lessons that every father should teach his sons to help cultivate them into strong and positive forces in society.
The Challenges of Raising Children Alone
Facing challenges is just part of your everyday life as a parent, whether you're single, married or in a relationship. The way you approach these challenges is what makes all the difference in the long run.
Facing challenges is just part of your everyday life as a parent, whether you’re single, married or in a relationship. The way you approach these challenges is what makes all the difference in the long run.
3 Reasons Stepdads Screw Up
You must remember that your stepkids did not choose you to be part of their life; their mom chose you.
You must remember that your stepkids did not choose you to be part of their life; their mom chose you.
Be Brave! Build Relationships
Building a strong relationship with your stepkids should be high on your priority list. You already know their mom; you need to spend some time getting to know them.
Building a strong relationship with your stepkids should be high on your priority list. You already know their mom; you need to spend some time getting to know them.
Discovering What’s Right for Your Son
My son hates sports but I want him to try some new ones. How do I know if I’m encouraging him or pushing him?
My son hates sports but I want him to try some new ones. How do I know if I’m encouraging him or pushing him?
6 Strategies for Stepdads
Cultivate a relationship of respect with your stepkids.
Cultivate a relationship of respect with your stepkids.
Having Kids: The Way I Imagined It
A few things I forgot.
A few things I forgot.
Yelling at Your Teen: A Big Disrespect
Raising teenagers who you enjoy being around and who enjoy being around you involves more than not screaming at them.
Raising teenagers who you enjoy being around and who enjoy being around you involves more than not screaming at them.















