What if My Ex Refuses to Co-Parent?

Co-parenting requires both parents to work together to raise their children, despite no longer being in a relationship. However, there are instances where one parent may refuse to co-parent, creating additional stress and complications. What are your options if this happens?

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For more information on this topic click here to be taken to our article ‘Refusing to Co-Parent After Separation’