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Why should you use an app for co-parenting?

On Behalf of Law Offices of Andrew S. Guisbond | Nov 8, 2021 | Uncategorized |

After a divorce, you may have trouble discussing important matters with your co-parent. To help remain on track, USA Today suggests using technology to your advantage.

There are various reasons you may want to use a co-parenting app after a divorce.

Track holidays and vacations

When you are co-parenting, you have to stay on the same page as the other parent. If you or your former spouse tend to forget holidays or vacations from school, you may want an app that allows you to access a calendar. The app helps both of you track where your child needs to be and when. You are less likely to forget who has visitation or when your child has appointments or important events happening.

Send and save messages

Sometimes, one of the most challenging aspects of co-parenting is communication. It may be challenging to have conversations with your ex, particularly if you did not end on a good note. Most divorced couples have difficulties communicating before divorce, but it may become worse after finalizing. Many people find it easier to discuss essential matters through text or email instead of face-to-face or phone. Not only can you save all of the messages, but you have time to think about what you have to say before saying it.

Manage finances

Financial arguments can happen even after a divorce. There are apps geared towards tracking your children’s expenses. Additionally, you can track alimony and child support. This can make it more convenient for those who may need help paying child support on time or for those who want to keep a receipt of all payments.

Technology allows you to stay in contact with the co-parent without the struggle of in-person contact.

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