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07.052018May 7, 2018
Monitoring Parent/Child Phone Calls

Monitoring Parent/Child Phone Calls

By Diane DierksIn ArticlesTags kids in the middle, parental alienation, phone calls

A subject that comes up in many of my cases has to do with one parent requiring a child to put the phone on speaker...

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10.042018April 10, 2018
Kids Benefit from Different Parents

Kids Benefit from Different Parents

By Diane DierksIn ArticlesTags co-parent, difference, parenting, style

There is an almost universal concept in parenting. I say almost since there’s usually an exception to the rule, but I haven’t yet seen it....

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06.032018March 6, 2018
So Your Teen Doesn’t Want to Visit the Other Parent…

So Your Teen Doesn’t Want to Visit the Other Parent…

By Diane DierksIn Articles, Parental Alienation

In Georgia, the law is written so that if a 14-year-old child desires to live primarily with one parent in a divorce case, that desire...

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27.022018February 27, 2018
The phone! The phone!

The phone! The phone!

By Diane DierksIn Articles

One of the most contentious subjects I deal with when working with high-conflict parents is phone communication with the children. Calls to the children should...

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27.022018February 27, 2018
The Simple Truths

The Simple Truths

By Diane DierksIn Articles

I’ve been doing a lot of research lately to update my knowledge, as well as to enhance the required parenting classes we teach for the...

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13.112017November 13, 2017
Accusing and Defending Don’t Work!

Accusing and Defending Don’t Work!

By Diane DierksIn ArticlesTags anger, communication, defending, divorce, email, kids

Many co-parents think that they must defend themselves against the accusing words of their ex. When I ask a parent why they feel they have...

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04.102017October 4, 2017
Avoid Divorce Story-Telling with Your Kids

Avoid Divorce Story-Telling with Your Kids

By Diane DierksIn ArticlesTags divorce, embellish, kids, stories

Elizabeth Loftus, a psychology and law professor at the University of Washington, has been researching the topic of memory since the 1970s. In talking about...

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06.092017September 6, 2017

Court Order Discrepancies

By Diane DierksIn Articles

Court orders for parenting plans often include vague concepts and confusing or contradictory information that can create conflict, even though they are designed to reduce...

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02.082017November 13, 2017

Three Struggles with Two Homes

By Diane DierksIn Articles

Kids with separated or divorced parents feel differently about their parents’ conflict than kids whose parents fight but stay together. For starters, kids of divorce...

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04.072017July 4, 2017

Boundaries

By Diane DierksIn Articles

It is said that some kids never grow up, yet the flip side of that is many grow up too soon. Those who live with...

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