Co-Parenting

Going from a couple to co-parents can be one of the hardest parts of separation or divorce. Even when you know the relationship needs to change, learning how to communicate, make decisions and parent together after separation can take time. With the right mindset and practical co-parenting strategies, it’s possible to build a new relationship

Introducing your children to a new partner after separation or divorce is a significant milestone, and one that often comes with mixed emotions. While it can be an exciting step forward for you, it’s important to approach it with care and consideration. Introducing new partners to children after separation requires thoughtful planning to ensure your

Christmas is meant to be a joyful, memory-making time for children. But for separated parents, holiday arrangements can quickly become stressful — especially if the agreed parenting schedule isn’t being followed. If your ex won’t stick to the Christmas parenting schedule, you’re not alone. December is one of the busiest times of the year for

Separation is never easy, and when children are involved, the emotional toll can be even more intense. For parents in Australia going through a separation, navigating co-parenting, managing emotions, and keeping children’s wellbeing front and centre can feel overwhelming. Understanding the legal, emotional, and practical implications of separation is crucial in making informed decisions that

Co-parenting after a separation can be challenging, but technology offers practical solutions to help you stay organised and reduce conflict.  We’ve put together our list of some of the best apps for separated parents. You can use these apps to manage children’s schedules, communicate more effectively, and share important information across multiple households. 6 of

If you’re going through a divorce, you may be wondering how to improve communication with your ex. Clear communication is the key to a swift and stress-free divorce, so here are our best tips on how to improve communication with your ex when you get divorced. Think About The Long Term You might feel as

Being with our family during the holiday period, is usually an exciting and memorable occasion, during which family bonds are strengthened and long-lasting memories are made. But for many divorced parents and children, parenting arrangements over the holidays can also become another source of conflict and tension – unless proper Parenting Arrangements have been set.

Shared parenting can be challenging in ‘normal’ circumstances. Add in a global pandemic and it appears to become almost impossible. Here at Hickman Family Lawyers, we’ve been getting a lot of questions about how to manage custody arrangements during coronavirus. To answer these, our family lawyers have put together some tips on how to effectively