With the Christmas and holiday season upon us, it’s important for parents to be aware of their court-ordered holiday visitation schedules. Most visitation schedules change during a major holiday, especially if the children involved are of school age.

Several Ways to Help Children of Divorced or Separated Parents

Making this time as stress-free as possible in the children’s best interests. Furthermore, Several ways to help children of divorced or separated parents have a smooth and pleasant time with both sides of their family include:

• Make the children aware of the schedule in advance. Knowledge is power, so the better the children know what to expect.
• Communicate with the children’s other parent. Ensure he or she is aware of any events happening with your side of the family that may affect the children’s enjoyment of the season. This may include family illnesses, moves, or changes in tradition.
• Staying as consistent as possible with family traditions and interactions with extended family members. It helps provide stability and instill confidence in the children.
• Don’t overload your children with hectic schedules over the holidays.

The team at Hyde Law Firm, P.A. serves people looking to create or change a visitation schedule. Moreover, Child visitation is modifiable, meaning it is never a final issue with the Family Court.

If you find yourself in a situation where you would like to change the current court-ordered visitation schedule, or if you need to address the custody and care of your child, contact our office to discuss how we can be of service to you.