High-Conflict
Your Co-Parent Turned Your Kids Against You!
Parental alienation is child abuse. Parental alienation is the legal concept used to describe when a parent deliberately takes steps to destroy their child’s relationship
Parental alienation is child abuse. Parental alienation is the legal concept used to describe when a parent deliberately takes steps to destroy their child’s relationship
Parenting is hard. Parenting after separation is even harder, and it only becomes more challenging the more that you dislike your co-parent. In high-conflict situations,
Do you need permission to give your child a haircut? If you have parenting time, you are allowed to make day-to-day decisions for your child
Halloween is one of the most exciting annual traditions for many young children. Halloween costumes, free candy, spooky decorations and tricks or treats are all
If you are a parent with decision-making responsibilities, you will one day need to decide if or when your child will have a cellphone, what
What is a single parent? We hear the term “single parent” used to describe different types of parenting situations. Sometimes people identify as being a
An Affidavit is an extremely important court document that provides the Honourable Court and the parties with factual information that is sworn/affirmed to be true.
What is an exchange? At the end of a parent’s parenting time, the parent must give the child to the other parent so that the
Should children’s stuff travel between both homes? The ownership, use and control over children’s possessions is often a hot topic between parents that live separate
Our Family Wizard (“OFW”) is a platform designed to help parents communicate and share information with each other for the benefit of their children. Messages. Calendars.
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