During pending or after completed domestic litigation (i.e. divorce, paternity, custody matters), communication between parents/parties is often extraordinarily challenging for most well- intentioned parents. Many times, a breakdown in communication was a central cause of the underlying problem relationship to begin with, increasing with the stressors of litigation. Although complex and often frustrating in that parties successful communication often means the parents have to agree to disagree, parties must learn how to effectively communicate regarding the children. Without this, fighting between parents over parenting with the children makes for life-long scars on the children and, depending upon the children’s ages, may ... Read More