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Tips for Co-Parenting Successfully
32:57 - 38:42 (05:45)
The speaker advises listeners to take evidence of an uncooperative co-parent to court and provides tips on effective communication and co-parenting post-divorce.
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In this episode, the speaker discussed the importance of having legal agreements with a co-parent, especially if there are grievances between them.
32:57 - 34:16 (01:19)
Summary
In this episode, the speaker discussed the importance of having legal agreements with a co-parent, especially if there are grievances between them. They also emphasized how a parent's behavior can significantly affect their child's development.
ChapterTips for Co-Parenting Successfully
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A woman narrates how a toxic co-parent is affecting her friend who has worked hard to recover from past mistakes.
34:16 - 35:22 (01:06)
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A woman narrates how a toxic co-parent is affecting her friend who has worked hard to recover from past mistakes. She advises not tolerating any form of degradation and maintaining communication that is only about the children.
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EpisodeSide Piece Ep.07 - Coparenting
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Co-parenting is about having a unified front with your children and not just being a weekend babysitter.
35:22 - 36:21 (00:58)
Summary
Co-parenting is about having a unified front with your children and not just being a weekend babysitter. It's not co-parenting if you only communicate about the children and only see them once or twice a month.
ChapterTips for Co-Parenting Successfully
EpisodeSide Piece Ep.07 - Coparenting
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The importance of keeping text message evidence in child custody cases, especially when one parent is using their child as leverage or making threats to take them away.
36:21 - 38:42 (02:21)
Summary
The importance of keeping text message evidence in child custody cases, especially when one parent is using their child as leverage or making threats to take them away. It can also serve as evidence of inappropriate behavior or an unhealthy environment for the child.