Fall is here and the holidays will be upon us—Halloween and Christmas being my personal favorites.

Navigating co-parenting agreements, your ex, your children, and competing schedules can make even the most level headed person see red.

There are many reasons that a marriage might end, and not all of them end with the divorced couple hating each other. In fact, if you have children with your ex-spouse, being on good terms is beneficial for joint custody. 

If you and your spouse are able to maintain a positive working relationship, “nesting” might be a good post-divorce living situation for your family. According to Psychology Today, nesting involves maintaining a family house while the parents move in and out of the house according to the custody schedule.  

When you are a parent, the decision is far more difficult because you know that it will impact those that you love the most — your children.