Co-Parenting in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania family law generally presumes there will be joint custody between parents after divorce. When the court agrees that both parents will share the responsibility of making decisions regarding their children, they often use the term co-parenting to describe parents working together. Co-parenting together is a new experience that parents need to plan for and get help with. You need to be able to put aside old feelings you had toward your ex for the betterment of your child. The Co-Parenting Into The Future coparenting course is unique in that it helps individuals get clear for themselves about issues in their past relationship so that they can effectively move into a successful co-parenting relationship with their ex with more ease and freedom of expression.

Here are some additional resources for parents going through divorce in Pennsylvania:

How To Coparent successfully after a Pennsylvania divorce

Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance – Co-Parenting Together

Understanding parenting plans and Pennsylvania custody proceedings – Helping You Thrive

PA Family Law Manual This handbook provides useful information about common Family Law issues in Pennsylvania. If you need Family Law help, this handbook has good suggestions about some of the most common areas of Family Law. If you are already involved in a Family Law court case, this handbook discusses common procedures in your county. This handbook also gives answers to commonly asked questions.

Pennsylvania Family Law – FAQs

Pennsylvania Bar Association – Family Law

Office of Children & Families in the Courts – Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

Custody Proceedings – State of Pennsylvania

Here are some additional resources for parents going through divorce in Pennsylvania:

Pennsylvania County Courts

Other Information

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