Divorce, Housing, and Children’s Stability: What Parents and Professionals Need to Know
When parents begin the divorce process, housing becomes one of the most emotionally loaded and financially consequential decisions they face. Homes carry meaning—routine, safety, identity—and for children, the place where they live anchors their sense of stability. Yet too often, families wait until late…
Read MoreTech Tools for Coparents: How Our Family Wizard Supports Healthier Communication
Managing life between two homes can overwhelm even the most well-intentioned parents. Communication gaps, missed messages, unclear schedules, and disputes over expenses can turn everyday tasks into recurring conflicts. Because these challenges directly affect a child’s well-being, consistent structure and transparency become essential. This…
Read MoreSeeing Families Clearly: How Understanding Neurodiversity Can Improve Family Law Outcomes
When families enter the family law system, each member brings a unique set of experiences, emotions, and needs. For neurodivergent families—those navigating autism, ADHD, or other differences in brain functioning—those needs can be especially complex. In this episode of the Children First Family Law®️…
Read MoreUnderstanding Coercive Control and Custody: A Conversation with Nil Buckley
Domestic violence in family law often goes far beyond physical harm. In a recent episode of the Children First Family Law®️ podcast, Krista sat down with Nil Buckley, a licensed professional counselor, licensed addiction counselor, and domestic violence clinical supervisor whose career has reshaped…
Read MoreHow to Create a Parenting Plan through Amicable Approaches that Put Your Child First
Key Takeaways Predictability equals emotional safety: Children thrive when routines are clear, consistent, and calm—especially during and after divorce. Parenting plans must evolve with your child: A toddler’s needs are drastically different from a teenager’s; flexible and developmentally appropriate plans are key. Joint decision-making…
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