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Parenting
Questions

Are there ways to involve our children in educational decisions without putting pressure on them to choose sides?

Yes, you can involve your children by discussing their preferences and interests in a neutral manner, ensuring they feel heard without having to choose between parents. Encouraging open dialogue about their educational needs can help them feel more comfortable and supported. But it is important to make sure the children are never put in conflict between you. Their opinion is only one part of the information – parents make the final decisions.

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Decision Making

Learn the legal aspects of decision-making in divorce around topics like medical/dental, education, religion, and practical guidance for effective co-parenting.

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