by Fred Campos | Sep 7, 2017 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
Blended families could learn a lot from the activities of military families with kids. Let’s glean seven tips on how to stay close when one parent is far away. Having a loved one in the military can place lots of strain on other family members. Indeed, they...
by Fred Campos | Jul 24, 2017 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
As a parent, surviving the teen years with a one-on-one activity is paramount. I have mentioned before in my custody tips, having an unique one-on-one activity is good practice. The advice is actually good parenting regardless of the situation. With my daughter, the...
by Fred Campos | Aug 30, 2016 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
[A]s my kids enter their second week of school, routine and business are starting to take over. Among the work of studying, homework projects, and daily band or football practices, it is easy to only see your teen coming and going. It is even more difficult to keep up...
by Fred Campos | Aug 1, 2016 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
[I]n 2009, a 555 pound, 14 year old South Carolina boy was removed to foster care after his mother was arrested and charged with criminal neglect. The state’s Department of Social Services had determined that without state intervention, the boy was at risk of serious...
by Fred Campos | Feb 25, 2016 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
[O]ut of respect to my daughter, I haven’t shared much about my current co-parenting situation. As I review and compare DGC to other custody blogs, I realize I have purposely left out the million crazy instances of co-parenting with someone who has a very...
by Fred Campos | Feb 22, 2016 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
[W]hat is best for the children?” We ask that question constantly, regardless of the situation. Here we talk mostly about divorcing parents and how Dads can get child custody. We also consider those times where maybe, just maybe, the parents can reconcile their...
