Couple issues can easily boil over and affect your life in other areas. You have to be careful these problems don’t affect your relationship with your children.

Many non-custodial parents dream of having more time with their children, but they’re not sure how they can make it happen. Solutions can be easier than they appear.

Some co-parents are really good at pushing buttons, and there’s no time worse for playing these games than during a custody exchange. Ideally, you want the time your kids spend with you to end on a happy note.

Single dads face complications when changing diapers on the go. Don’t let that be an obstacle to going places with your child.

The Maryland legislature is considering comprehensive child custody reform that could renew courtroom gender bias.

In a system which often penalizes dads for not working overtime, the Iowa Supreme Court upheld the termination of a father’s parental rights for doing the exact opposite.

As Covid closed down businesses across the country, researchers noted a confusing trend. Even in households where women were earning more than men, moms were choosing to leave the workforce to look after their children. But in some situations, the practical constraints of the pandemic forced families to confront the social bias against fathers that has lasted for decades.

Physical and mental health risks aside, it’s important to note that neither boy committed a crime in Ohio. Criminalizing teens who avoid their parents doesn’t help families bond.

Unfortunately, some of the most prevalent issues that lead to divorce also affect co-parenting if they aren’t addressed. Here are three common problems to keep an eye on when working together with your ex for the sake of the kids…

Lamont Thomas never planned to foster children, but when his friends lost their child to the system he felt compelled to step up and care for their son. Then came more kids in need.