by Fred Campos | Jan 21, 2016 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
“[O]ver the years, I’ve interviewed numerous children in connection with my child custody law and mediation practice. When asked about their feelings and wishes, NOT ONE child responded that they wanted more child support from Daddy. I have had a few children request...
by Fred Campos | Jan 11, 2016 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
[Y]oung children of divorce can suffer from a lack of identity. And society can exacerbate that conflict with asking, not intending harm, embarrassing questions that not only make a blended family uncomfortable, but create even more angst for the child of divorced...
by Fred Campos | Oct 19, 2015 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
[I]f you have read me for any length of time, you know that I am not a big fan of television for kids. I am a “mafia dad,” a name given to me by my teenage daughter, for collecting, monitoring and restricting technology use in our house. If you can believe...
by Fred Campos | Sep 14, 2015 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
[L]ast month, we gave tips on how divorced parents can benefit from joining a single-parent organization in Four Valuable Benefits of a Single Parent Support Group. Those reasons included: building a support system, gaining child care options, and vacation buddies....
by Fred Campos | Aug 5, 2015 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
[S]ometimes, single parents feel isolated. Divorce Stress, Friend Life Required discussed reaching out to others during a divorce. But what about settling into single parenthood? With so much going on around you, and adjustments to make, it’s easy to feel lost and...
by Fred Campos | Aug 1, 2015 | Parenting and Co-Parenting Tips
[D]ue to your divorce, your personal schedule has changed, changes that will disrupt your work schedule. You begin updating your resume, in search of a new job. But should you? Before typing out that resignation letter, see if your company will work with you. With...
