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What Happens When Co-Parents Can’t Agree on Anything?
High-conflict co-parenting can make even simple decisions impossible. When parents can’t agree, courts may step in with detailed parenting plans, decision-making authority, or parallel parenting structures. Fresh Starts also offers co-parenting experts who can help.
What to Do When Your Ex’s New Partner Posts Photos of Your Kids on Social Media (even after you asked them not to!)
What if your co-parent’s new partner posts photos of your kids online—even after you’ve asked them not to? Learn why recommendations aren’t always enforceable, how to document concerns, and when to raise the issue in court. Download our free ebook What to Consider When You’re Considering Divorce for compassionate guidance on co-parenting and digital boundaries.
Divorce Guide: 10 essential questions to ask a children's therapist while navigating your divorce
Discover the 10 essential questions to ask a children's therapist while navigating divorce to ensure your child receives the emotional support they need. Learn how their experience, therapeutic approach, and ability to handle co-parenting dynamics can provide a safe space for your child to heal and grow.
Budget-Friendly Valentine’s Day Crafts: Fun DIY Ideas for Kids
These simple and affordable Valentine’s Day crafts use materials you likely already have at home, making them perfect for budget-conscious families. So grab some paper, glue, and a sprinkle of love—it’s time to make some DIY magic with your kids!
What to consider when you’re considering divorce: everything you need to know about parenting plans
A well-thought-out parenting plan can provide stability, set expectations, and reduce conflict, helping your family adjust to this new chapter with as much ease as possible. We’ll explore what a parenting plan is, why it’s essential, and the key factors to consider when crafting one. From understanding legal requirements to addressing practical concerns like schedules, communication, and holidays, we’ll guide you through the process step by step.
What to consider when you’re considering divorce: everything to do with custody and children
In this guide, we’ll explore key factors to consider when navigating divorce with children—legal custody, physical custody, visitation schedules, and how to prioritize your child’s emotional well-being throughout the process.
Domestic Abuse Isn’t Always Physical In Nature
Domestic Abuse Isn’t Always Physical In Nature by Oona Metz, founder of Oona Metz, LICSW, Therapist
6 Tips for Surviving Your First Divorced Christmas With Kids
6 Tips for Surviving Your First Divorced Christmas With Kids by Oona Metz, founder of Oona Metz, LICSW, Therapist
Sending Extra Love to Divorced Moms on Mother’s Day
Sending Extra Love to Divorced Moms on Mother’s Day by Oona Metz, founder of Oona Metz, LICSW, Therapist
How to tell the parents of your child’s friends that you’re getting divorced (and why you need to tell them)
How to tell your child’s friends’ parents you’re getting divorced (and why you need to tell them); why you need to tell your child’s friends’ parents that you’re getting divorced, how to tell your child’s friends’ parents you’re getting divorced, with a sample text.
How to tell your child’s pediatrician you’re getting divorced (and why you need to tell them)
How to tell your child’s pediatrician you’re getting divorced (and why you need to tell them); why you need to tell your child’s pediatrician you’re getting divorced, how to tell your child’s pediatrician you’re getting divorced, with a sample conversation starter.
How to tell your child’s teacher you’re getting divorced (and why you need to tell them)
How to tell your child’s teacher you’re getting divorced (and why you need to tell them); why you need to tell your child’s teacher you’re getting divorced, how to tell your child’s teacher you’re getting divorced, with a sample email and text.
No Word for Vulnerability
No Word for Vulnerability by Jason Scriven founder of Divorce 101, Men’s Divorce Coach
Helping Kids Cope with Moving: A Guide for Parents
Helping Kids Cope with Moving: A Guide for Parents by Holly Martins founder of Holly Martins, NJ Real Estate, Real Estate Agent
Mother’s Day Hits Different as a Single Mom (It’s Actually Better)
Discover the liberating truth about Mother's Day as a single mom. Embrace the freedom to choose your own adventure and celebrate joy without the weight of societal expectations. Release the mental and emotional load to prioritize self-care and empowerment on this special day.
5 Reasons to Use Divorce.com to Get Divorced Online
From convenience and affordability to privacy and simplicity, discover how Divorce.com is revolutionizing the way couples approach the dissolution of their marriage in the digital era. Whether you're contemplating divorce or ready to take the next step, read on to learn how Divorce.com can simplify the process and provide peace of mind during this challenging time.
5 Lessons from Bluey Parents Can Use to Explain Divorce to Their Kids
Sometimes when we’re transitioning our families to divorce, parents can feel overwhelmed or confused at how to explain the transition to their children. It’s at times like these that we turn to television shows to help us learn the lessons we need to explain to our kids about the transition to divorce. Bluey offers valuable lessons that parents can utilize to explain divorce to their children in a compassionate and understanding manner. Here are five key lessons from Bluey that parents can use to explain divorce to their children.
What I've learned as a Realtor (and a mom) while navigating divorce
What I've learned as a Realtor (and a mom) while navigating divorce by Holly Martins founder of Holly Martins, NJ Real Estate, Real Estate Agent
Fresh Starts Registry Partners with Divorce.com to Eliminate the Overwhelm of Divorce for Everyone!
Did you know that you can get divorced online? And not only can you get divorced online, but you can get divorced with ease and support - and all on Divorce.com. When we learned about Divorce.com we were excited to see how much their mission aligned with ours here at Fresh Starts Registry to eliminate the overwhelm out of big life moments - in this case, the divorce process.
Divorce Guide: How to Support Your Teenager Through Your Divorce; Nurturing Teens Through Divorce: 10 Ways to Provide Support and Understanding
Divorce can be a challenging transition for teenagers, who are navigating their own complex emotions and identities amidst the changes in their family structure. However, it's important to recognize that divorce, when approached with empathy and support, can foster resilience and growth in teenagers. Here are 10 ways to support your teenager through divorce, along with the positive effects it can have on their development in the long run.