Legally, both parents have an obligation and responsibility to support their children. This financial responsibility includes both direct and indirect costs such as education, medical, food, transport, clothing and accommodation….
So, I don’t usually jump on internet trends and fuel up with my own 2 cents and I certainly was not going to do it with the Momo Challenge! However,…
Image: ISTOCK 12 February 2019 – 11:27BY NIVASHNI NAIR Source: Times Live There are many ways to get through Valentine’s Day if you’re lonely and single. None of these involves calling…
Everyone, by now, is familiar with the term Parental Alienation. I am not going to write about what is Parental Alienation. The subject has been widely documented as it is….
These 3 small words hold the key to unlocking your full potential. As a keen Choice Theorist, most of my work is based on Choice Theory, the work of William Glasser, MD,…
The end of your relationship has ended, and truth is, no one can really prepare you for the emotional turbulence that is about to be experienced. Sure, every separation is…
Most articles that I read on Co-Parenting refer to co-parents as 2 parents who have gone through a divorce/separation. They refer to co-parents as exes; ex husband/wife; ex lover; ex…
I see many parents that are in conflict, and some that can’t even be in the same room as each other. People ask me how I remain neutral in those…
I often hear people tell me that Mediation is not right for them, to what I always answer: “What are you trying to accomplish that cannot be done in Mediation?…
I so often hear parents complain of their relationship with their children and the reason being because they are the “disciplinarian” in the family. My first question to them is:…