How To Co-Parent During The Holidays?

Communication, while a divorce is pending during the holidays, is key. Both parties should strive to inform the other of any and all plans to celebrate the holiday season, while also being respectful of the other’s holiday schedule. Just as it is important for both parents to stay informed, it is equally important for the children to also stay informed about holiday plans. The holidays can be a sensitive time, and communication to them of any and all plans may alleviate additional stress for their holiday season. It is important that both parents spend time with their children during such a special time of the year. Here at New Beginnings Family Law, we suggest that the parties, or their respective attorneys, plan in advance for the holiday visitation schedule that works best for them. Such a visitation schedule makes for a smooth transition not only for the parties to the divorce but to the children involved as well. If the parties can not agree on a visitation schedule, Courts have the power to impose standard holiday schedules that allow both parents to spend time with the children.

Very helpful and courteous through my entire divorce process. Handled everything professionally and in a great timely matter. Very thankful I chose this law firm to help me with my divorce. The entire team was amazing from start to finish.

KeVante Price

“Ruby and all of the staff at New Beginnings were so helpful and understanding. They walked me through everything and were careful to think of every little detail. Thanks to them, the whole divorce process was as smooth as it…

S. T.

Upon the death of our daughter, we were seeking full custody of our grandson. We had been led to believed this could be a difficult if not impossible task so we were not confident as to what his future would…

Ronald B.

Thank you New Beginnings Family Law. I was able to get professional services and excellent advice from them on my family issues. They were very thorough and i was met with a friendly smile when visiting their office. I will…

Freddy Killen

“In October of 2016, my brother-in-law came to NBFL for help with a custody matter. Due to the situation, we were all fearful and on edge. After meeting with Amber and David, we walked away hopeful. They graciously and patiently…

Eva A.

Get Our Free Special Report

FACING DIVORCE: Seven Steps You Must Take Immediately to Protect Your Financial Future

DOWNLOAD NOW

Listen to Our SOUNDCLOUD PodCast

Listen Now

Listen to Our ITUNES PodCast

Listen Now