Welcome back and thanks for joining us here at The Kronzek Firm. We’ve been talking about the challenge many divorced parents face when their new partners take on the role of a disciplinarian with their children. As we mentioned in the previous article, there are a lot of factors that will influence whether or not […]
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Should Your New Partner Discipline Your Children? (Pt 1)
This is a highly contested subject – the issue of whether or not a parent’s new partner has any right to discipline their children. And not to confuse the subject anymore, but the truth is that there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. There are a number of factors that come into play here, and have an influence […]
Back to School After The Break For Newly Divorced Families Means a Whole New Routine! (Pt 2)
School can be tough for kids in the wake of a divorce, and they may need some extra support along the way. Welcome back and thanks for joining us again. We’ve been discussing the challenges that newly divorced and separated parents face when their kids go back to school after the holidays, but everything is […]
Back to School After Break For Newly Divorced Families Means a New Routine! (Pt 1)
Many children struggle with their parent’s divorce, and it can affect their school performance. Getting divorced means starting life over in so many ways. But for those of you out there with school-aged kids, a divorce changes almost everything about your parenting experience. Suddenly you’re doing this on your own, yet – assuming you’re sharing […]
Why Your Narcissistic Ex Will Try to Ruin The Holidays! (Pt 2)
Co-parenting with a narcissist during the holidays presents unique and often heartbreaking challenges! Welcome back and thanks for joining us. We’ve been talking about your narcissistic ex and why they’re such a mean-spirited butt-head during the holidays. Specifically, what it is about their narcissism that makes it okay in their own heads to treat you […]
Why Your Narcissistic Ex Will Try to Ruin The Holidays! (Pt 1)
Your ex doesn’t give a hoot about you, or your kids, or the magic of whatever holiday your family celebrated. They only care about themselves. So what now? It isn’t a question of whether or not your narcissistic ex will try to ruin the holidays – you already know them well enough to know that’s […]
How to Compromise in Your Post-Divorce Co-Parenting (Pt 2)
Communication is key in a relationship for compromise to happen. So how do you communicate with your ex, and compromise with them too? Compromise is important if you’re going to keep your kid’s best interests at heart Welcome back and thanks for joining us again for this discussion on co-parenting, and how to compromise (which […]
How to Compromise in Your Post-Divorce Co-Parenting (Pt 1)
Figuring out how to work together with your ex so you can both be better parents is very important. For most parents, the act of raising children is nothing but an endless string of compromises anyway. The majority of couples don’t agree on every aspect of parenting anyway, so they’re forced to compromise in some […]
Michigan Law Allows Parents Access to Their Kids School Records
Whether you choose to exercise your right or not, Michigan does give parents the right to access their children’s school records! Michigan law often seems like it’s not set up to be in favor of parents. Between CPS and the ever-changing slew of new laws that dictate how parents can discipline, care for, and even […]
What Happens When Your ex Won’t Follow The Court-Ordered Visitation Schedule? (Pt 2)
Once the court has ordered a visitation schedule, you have no choice but to follow it, because it’s not optional! Welcome back and thanks for joining us. We’ve been looking at what it means to be in contempt of court, and what your options are when your ex doesn’t honor a court-ordered visitation schedule. In […]
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