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co-parenting

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co-par·ent·ing (k-pârn-tng, -pr-)
n.
An arrangement in a divorce or separation by which parents share legal and physical custody of a child or children.

co-parent n.


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Taken together, these studies suggest that co-parenting processes and marital interactions are reciprocally related over time.
Filly a genuine and pressing need, The Granny-Nanny is a very highly recommended and practical guide for parents and grandparents who are about to embark upon a great co-parenting adventure together.
The journal includes news on the latest developments in child custody legislation and regulation and coverage of both practical and theoretical issues, including access and visitation, parenting and co-parenting, assessment and interviewing, alienation and estrangement, mediation, expert witness testimony, ethics principles and challenges, forensic versus clinical roles, child-centered evaluations, high-conflict cases, domestic violence cases, substance abuse cases, and move-away cases.
 
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