Parenting Help After Divorce…

While we always try our very best to come up with the most practical and easy parenting plans while mediationg, sometimes what we put down on paper is not as easy to adhere to as we thought.  Has this happen to you?  If so, you can always go back to a mediator, rather than go to court, and try to create a more suitable parenting plan.  Court should never be the first step…it should be the last resort.

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However, I think I am going to start adding as much info as I can find to this blog regarding co-parenting, such as different ideas to help make it easier.  Because afterall – it is all about the kids once the relationship is over – and there are ways to be very successful at co-parenting if you have the right tools!

by: Jennifer Segura

Jennifer Segura with west coast family mediation center
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Jennifer Segura

Jennifer Segura is the founder of San Diego Family Mediation Center, where she has exclusively practiced family mediation since 2008. A graduate of San Diego State University and Thomas Jefferson School of Law (Cum Laude), she is also a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA®) and a Certified Advanced Practitioner with the Academy of Professional Family Mediators. Jennifer combines her legal background with real-life experience — including her own divorce and personal loss — to guide families through separation with clarity, compassion, and financial insight.

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