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6 Co-Parenting Tips for Summer Planning

Maybe this is your first summer that the kids will have to split their time. Maybe you have been doing this awhile, but kids’ lives and schedules change, and you feel there is a need to adjust the visitation this … Read More

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5 Tips For Sending the Kids Outside

Gone are the days of sending the kids outdoors on long summer days to play, only to tell them to check in and be home by dark. Apparently parents can’t even let their kids walk to the park alone in … Read More

Easiest Way to Pay Child Support

Easiest Way to Pay Child Support

Everything costs money! I remember when my mom used to tell me that money doesn’t grow on trees. Now I know why I heard that all the time. I feel like saying that to my own child (ok, maybe I … Read More

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Top 10 Summer Ideas for Co-parents

Do you ever get to the end of the school year and think, “Oh no…what the heck am I going to do with my kid all summer?!” I think the majority of co-parents ask that question. Especially when both parents work, summer … Read More

Steps to Finding the Right Lawyer for Your Case

Tips on How to Find A Lawyer

Where do you go for answers to all of the questions that come up during and after a divorce? Who’s responsibility is THAT? Which one of us is supposed to do this? What do I do in that crazy situation? … Read More

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Best Graduation Party Ideas

Do you have a graduate this year? Do you go hopping from one graduation party to the next? Maybe you are looking for some party ideas to knock your kids’ socks off. It’s time for something fun and different to … Read More

Refer your Friends

Refer Your Friends

Are you a SupportPay user? Do you love being able to keep track of everything in one place and not have to worry about the headache of collecting support from your ex? If you are a happy user, then you … Read More

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13 Ways to Celebrate Your Mother

It is that time of year again. Spring. Easter has passed, and now on to Mother’s Day. Time to start thinking about how to honor the mom or moms or grandmas in your life. Moms need to feel loved and … Read More

Best Ways to Communicate in a Co-parent Environment

When living in a co-parenting situation, it is often difficult when one parent does something and forgets to tell the other. You end up with possible hurt feelings, tasks left incomplete, or even children forgotten. It is so important to … Read More

Taxes and good Habits

Taxes and good Habits

With tax season fast approaching I wanted to make it easier for you to streamline your documents and file. I wrote a few posts about taxes here, and here, and also wanted to encourage you to start a habit. Taxes and good habits … Read More

Easy way to pay child support

How to Manage Custody Payments Efficiently

Custody payments ensure children’s needs are met after parents separate. This guide covers how custody payments work, their calculation, and efficient management. Key Takeaways Understanding Custody Payments Child support is more than just a financial transaction; it’s a lifeline for … Read More

The Bright Side of Divorce

The Bright Side of Divorce

 It isn’t easy being from a divorced home. Parents split. Lives are changed. Kids are shuffled around. Things are never the same. But it doesn’t have to be all bad. I wrote this post a while back about the before part of … Read More

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Don’t miss out, SupportPay

As a parent I am always bragging about my kid. I love to tell others of her accomplishments. I get so excited when she gets an award, make the honor roll, or score the winning point in a game! When … Read More

New day, fresh start

Making new years resolutions or goals can be a fun family activity that can be done anytime. After finishing up the new version of SupportPay I felt like I needed a reboot so here are my thoughts on goals.  It can be … Read More

Tips on keeping track of your money as a single parent

Flashback…Its the week before Christmas and my 10 year old daughter and I decide to brave the mall. She needs some teacher gifts to give before tomorrow, when school will break for 3 weeks. Of course we wait until the … Read More