When it comes to visitation after divorce, you have every intention of making things work. However, there's something you need to remember: You're not the only person involved in the process.
Child custody questions to answer during the divorce process
As you prepare for the divorce process, there's nothing more important than understanding the impact it'll have on your children and the steps you can take to protect them.
Are you prepared to handle these co-parenting setbacks?
If you have children with your ex-spouse, the end of the divorce process isn't the end of your relationship. You no longer live together or talk every day of the week, but if you want to make the most of co-parenting, it's critical to communicate regularly.
How to explain visitation to your children
Depending on the age of your children, they may have a basic idea of how the divorce process works and what it means to them. And even if they're too young to realize exactly what's happening, they're still smart enough to know that they're no longer living in the same house with both their parents.
