Family Law

Whether you delight in or dread the holidays, co-parenting can certainly complicate the season. Adjusting to your new normal involves coordinating schedules and balancing traditions, all while somehow keeping the holiday special for the kids. At the very least, you’re looking at extra planning and communication.

With the back to school season in full swing, co-parents in NH might feel challenged to navigate new routines, homework, and after-school activities on top of already agreed upon shared custody schedules and responsibilities. Just when you thought you managed co-parenting challenges during summer vacation, September rolls around and you’re back to the drawing board. 

Rather than butt heads with your co-parent or put yourselves through any additional, undue stress, take a look at these strategies to help you create a positive and organized experience for your family.

While summer vacation is a time of excitement and anticipation for children — whether they look forward to summer camp, extended playdates with their pals, or a chance to travel somewhere new (Disney, anyone?) — for co-parents, the summer months often present a unique set of challenges.