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18 Nov

5 Co-Parenting Tips for Parents of Autistic Children

TheMomKind0 CommentsAutism, Parenting, Special Needs, Special Needs Parentingautism, autism parenting, coparenting, divorce

When parents split up, it can be difficult for any child. However, for children on the autism spectrum, divorce can be even harder. Beyond the heightened emotions that might come along with significant changes to their family, autistic children may struggle with the day-to-day mechanics of a co-parenting schedule. 5 Co-Parenting Tips for Parents of Autistic Children Even so, sometimes separation is the best option for all involved. For those situations, these 5 Co-Parenting Tips for Parents of Autistic Children are a must-read for both parents. Post a calendar One of the most important tips for raising a child on the…

14 Nov

Common Marriage Problems That All Couples Face

TheMomKind0 CommentsParentingdivorce, relationship advice

When it comes to marriage, things are never quite as easy as they seem. Making a relationship work requires a lot of work and patience. If you’re having trouble understanding each other, then several resources are available that can help you before a divorce becomes an option. In certain circumstances, a couple may benefit from counseling if the problem has not gone too far and can still be addressed. Common Marriage Problems That All Couples Face However, if the problems have become too much for the individuals involved, and the best route to continue is a divorce, it’s time to…

07 May

How Much Does Couples Counseling Cost on Average?

TheMomKind0 CommentsLifestylecounseling, divorce, mental health

Are you wondering how much does couples counseling cost? If yes, you should check out our guide right here on the average prices. Did you know that up to 50% of marriages end in divorce in the United States? That's a sad statistic! But it's also the perfect demonstration of the intricate, complex nature of long term relationships. Life happens, people change, and feelings ebb and flow. Relationships will forever be filled with their share of challenges as a result. Sometimes, though, the problems run so deep that only external support promises to turn the situation around. Enter the role…

19 Nov

How Can Your Divorce Affect Your Child?

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When a married couple gets a divorce, it takes a toll on the whole family, especially the kids. While the adults feel battered, it’s nothing compared to the pain and confusion their kids could be experiencing. There is a transitional phase that will be rough, despite the natural resilience of young ones to make peace with significant changes. Understand How Divorce Can Affect Your Child If you and your spouse have tried hard to make things work, but are ready to throw in the towel, here are a few things to bear in mind as you carry your family through…

18 Nov

Understanding Child Support Rules: 6 Things Everyone Should Know

TheMomKind0 CommentsParentingdivorce, parenting

\ If you're court-ordered to pay child support, or are in the process of being placed on child support, you need to know a few child support rules. Although it's important for those paying child support to know the laws behind it, it's also important for those receiving child support to understand a few rules as well. The child support system can become confusing at times, and it might not be until several court dates later when you finally begin receiving it or paying it. No matter where you stand in the situation, you need to have a good understanding…

18 Sep

How To Handle Divorce When Your Child Has Autism

TheMomKind0 CommentsAutism, Parenting, Special Needs Parentingautism parenting, divorce

Divorce is always a tough concept to grasp for any kid as it literally feels like their family is being torn apart. However, for children with autism, the impact of their parents getting divorced can have a more significant effect on them. When dealing with a child who has autism, here are a few things to consider: Have a heart-to-heart conversation Divorce has become quite common as the need to stay in a toxic or unhealthy relationship has disappeared. It is also not surprising how common divorce is in today’s culture, as the stigma related to getting a divorce is no…