When couples with children get a divorce, no matter what the circumstances of the breakup are, one fact remains: You will still be parenting together. To eliminate a stressful environment for your children it’s important to learn how to work effectively with one another in your parenting roles.

It’s not easy being a parent and throwing divorce in the mix makes it even harder. However, it doesn’t always have to be a battle between parents. When a couple is bound together in love, although never easy, they are able to work out their differences because of mutual interests, respect, and of course, the love they share for each other. Divorce can make dealing with differences more challenging. The key for divorced parents is to stay focused on areas of common ground. You each love and care about the well-being of your children. Focusing on your children instead of your ex-spouse’s parenting style can make parenting after divorce an easier transition for all family members.

For more tips on  parenting together after you’ve parted read the full article by Nancy Buck here.  Learn more information about the aftermath of a divorce and how to effectively parent by contacting David Veliz at Veliz Katz Law.