Tara, our Client Coach at Atticus Family Law, offers an important reminder: Your co-parent can learn new skills, and so can you.
In a marriage, parents often fall into specific roles—one handles meals, the other discipline, and so on. After a divorce, these roles shift, and it’s natural for both parents to step out of their comfort zones.
If you or your co-parent are struggling with this transition, approach it with compassion and empathy. Seek out resources that can help both of you grow, connect, and foster positive relationships with your children.
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