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Co-Parenting Matters
because kids thrive when parents partner

So we told you about the debut of Co-Parenting Matters, the live, weekly talk show we’re co-hosting on BlogTalk Radio with Talibah Mbonisi of WeParent.com

We told you that you can catch the debut show on Sunday, October 25, 2009 by visiting BlogTalkRadio or calling in to (646) 378-0580.

We told you that on our debut show, we’d be discussing myths that can undermine your co-parenting relationship.

We told you that we would feature expert guests talking about a variety of co-parenting topics.

But did we tell you that we need YOU to tell us what you’d like to talk about?  What’s going on in your co-parenting world?

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 20 October 2009 | 01:05

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Disclaimer: In this post, and throughout this site, when we discuss parents who aren’t able to co-parent effectively, we are not talking about situations in which there is domestic violence, substance abuse/addiction, and or mental illness.

We are often asked, why is it that some parents can get along after a break up and others can’t–or won’t?  What enables some people to keep the conflict to a minimum…while others keep more drama going than Shakespeare?

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Last Updated on Friday, 11 September 2009 | 10:54

Julie Hottle Day
Virginia divorce attorney, Julie Hottle Day, was kind enough to take time out of her busy schedule to answer questions we posed about divorce, custody, and high-conflict co-parenting. Here’s part 1 of the interview:

As you’ve observed professionally, cooperation can seem impossible among high-conflict co-parents. What legal and practical options are available to a parent whose co-parent insists upon being at odds, to the detriment of the kids?

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 7 July 2009 | 11:23