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Parenting Strategies St Annes on Sea

When couples can’t co-parent this can cause problems and disputes.

The concept of child maintenance comes into existence when the parents of the child separate.

It is very important to choose the correct way of maintaining the life of your child which involves all the interested parties including both the parents and a third party which is the expert.

Co Parenting St Annes on Sea

The parties who are interested in the life of the child must take steps to ensure that the future of the child is bright and their basic needs and wants are fulfilled through proper communication. In order to keep communication lines with your child open, it is better for both the parents to interfere in their life whether individually or simultaneously. Co-parenting is a term given when both the parents have an equal share of time given to the child.

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Why Co Parenting St Annes on Sea Matters?

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It is very important to specify the amount of time each parent has to give to their child after separation.

The child must be given enough time so that they don’t feel that their life is ruined after their parents have been separated. The parents must have a proper interest in the life of their child.

Parents can decide that whether they want to give 50% of their time so that the child gets 100% split evenly between them.

Or they can decide according to the work around their lifestyle.

For example, the father being busier in his work life can meet his child every weekend or twice in a week.

There are many cases in which the mother is more involved in the life of the child and takes a more active part in their care. Anything can be decided with the mutual consent of all parties.

Issues that can be discussed -

Where are the kids going to live?
When and how much time each parent will spend with their children.
Plans for holidays and special occasions, such as birthdays, Mother's Day, Father's Day, and Christmas.
Holiday agreements, such as how school holidays will be observed and how much advance notice each of you will give the other.
Travelling overseas: who is the passport holder?
What financial plan you have in place for your kids' daily needs, extracurricular activities, school trips, and medical care?
Will the two of you go to parent's evenings together? Who will schedule the children's medical and dental appointments, who will be the emergency contact at school, and where do the kids go to school or the nursery?
Decide on the best way for you to communicate with each other—whatsapp, phone, parenting app, etc.—as well as how frequently your kids will talk to the other parent when they're not with them.
To ensure that your children experience the least amount of emotional stress possible, if one of you has a new partner, you might want to decide how you will introduce new partners. Perhaps decide on a timeline prior to introducing people.
How will your kids interact with their grandparents and other relatives?

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It makes many parents conscious that how much they have to pay for the child maintenance. It also makes some questions about who will take an active part in the day to day life of the child. It is important to reach a mutual consent so that there are no disputes.

We help the parents to reach that mutual consent very quickly as the mediators we have been very experienced in handling tougher situations. There are many provisions in the law which are enforceable when the parents have promised or given in written to do a certain support for the child.

The mediators we have a specially trained in such area. We just have to contact us to carry out the process easily.