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Parenting
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What are some effective ways to communicate and enforce consequences for major infractions when the children transition between our two homes?

Effective communication about consequences for major infractions can be achieved through regular discussions and a shared document (or parenting app) outlining agreed-upon disciplinary measures. Both parents should consistently enforce these consequences, ensuring the children understand that the rules apply in both homes. Maintaining open lines of communication and providing updates on disciplinary actions can help both parents stay aligned and ensure the children receive consistent messages.

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Custody Labels

Learn the definitions of physical and legal custody, why these labels are implemented, and their implications for enforcement and day-to-day parenting.

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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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Discipline & Expectations

Learn strategies for divorced parents to collaborate on setting expectations and managing discipline, ensuring that both households offer a supportive and coherent environment for the children.

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