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Many people with children considering a New Jersey divorce have many questions. A good many of these queries tend to center on issues surrounding children in divorce. If you find yourself in such a position, one area in which you may have questions is about parallel parenting. We present for your consideration and assistance 20 of the key FAQs about parallel parenting for your consideration.

  1. What is parallel parenting?

The most basic question concerning parallel parenting necessitates an initial response. Parallel parenting is a parenting arrangement used when parents have what is described as high conflict. Each parent cares for the child independently during their parenting time, with minimal interaction between parents overall.

  1. How is parallel parenting different from co-parenting?

Co-parenting requires frequent communication and shared decision-making. As noted, because of the state of the relationship between parents, parallel parenting minimizes communication and allows each parent to make day-to-day decisions without ongoing coordination. Continue Reading →

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