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Dear DadsDivorce.com readers,

I want to thank you for your continued support and engagement in what we think is the most thorough and helpful divorce website dedicated to men and fathers.

It is our mission to provide you with as much information and resources as possible to aid you in the divorce process. If there is anything we can do to improve, please feel free to contact me.

We all know holidays can be especially rough on divorced dads so I hope that you are able spend as much time as possible with those loved ones who supported you this year: friends, family, and children.

Enjoy the holidays and thank you again for being part of our community.

Matt Allen

Editor, DadsDivorce.com

P.S. Here are some helpful divorce articles with tips on making the most of your holiday season:

• Holiday Survival Guide
• Dealing with an Uncooperative Ex During the Holidays
• How to Avoid Holiday Disasters
  

By Jill A. Duffy

Attorney, Cordell & Cordell

Living in two homes, new schedules and spending time away from a parent are hard enough for kids dealing with divorce. These stresses seem to amplify during the holidays, especially if parents are fighting over who spends the most holiday time with the kids.

Here are five tips to help make your holiday less stressful and a truly memorable time for your children.

By Jill A. Duffy

Attorney, Cordell & Cordell

In an earlier article on divorce, I outlined how to deal with two common holiday parenting time situations: parenting time has not yet been resolved and the first holiday season as a divorced couple.

This article will address dealing with an outdated parenting schedule that is no longer realistic for your family.

By Jill A. Duffy

Attorney, Cordell & Cordell

You can lead a horse to water, but you cannot make it drink.

You’ve tried everything, but your former spouse will not budge on holiday parenting time with your children.

Resolving this situation will depend on what stage of the divorce process you are in during the holiday.

In another article, I discussed how to deal with an outdated parenting schedule that is no longer realistic for your family.