The 7 Virtues of Keeping the Peace When it Comes to Divorce and Kids

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The 7 Virtues of Keeping the Peace When it Comes to Divorce and Kids

FACT: every divorce affects lives and who is the most affected? It is the children.

Some parents are so caught up with the war of their divorce that they forget that the kids are caught in the middle and are suffering.

The 7 Virtues of Keeping the Peace When it Comes to Divorce and Kids

Here are some terminologies or things to consider as shared by Mike Mistracci on Lisa Decker’s teleseminar, Divorce Speak.

Mike Mistracci from Baltimore, Maryland, a nationally recognized family law attorney

The 7 Virtues of Keeping the Peace When it Comes to Divorce and Kids

1. Splitting the Baby.

2. The Best Interest of the Child.

3. Perspective of Being Positive.

4. Forgiveness Matters – I'm Sorry

5. Dealing with The Significant Other..

6. Do Not Bad-mouth the Other Parent

7. Respecting the other Parent’s time with the Child

The 7 Virtues of Keeping the Peace When it Comes to Divorce and Kids

Yes, it’s going to be a bumpy road, but to ease that process takes great effort on both parties.

For more co-parenting tips and a helpful online checklist to facilitate and coordinate between co-parents check out our Parenting Plan checklist.

Lisa Decker, CDFA

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