Discover the art of harmonious co-parenting during Thanksgiving after divorce. Explore effective communication, shared plans, and the power of gratitude to create a seamless holiday for your children. Read our guide for divorced parents navigating the complexities of Thanksgiving, fostering new traditions, and embracing the spirit of cooperation for a grateful and fulfilling celebration.
The holidays should be a joyful time of year — they can also be stressful for divorced families. With so many celebrations and family gatherings in November and December, parents understandably want to spend more time with their children. Many parents might think the only way they can modify their holiday parenting plan is through the court. However, a divorce court will rarely consider a parenting time pleading filed during the holiday season to be an emergency, and it could even take weeks before your case is heard.
Birt Family Law is committed to keeping the separating family out of court and working together towards a positive resolution.
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