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25th May, 2021 by Alishia Marrocco
Father's Day is fast approaching and whilst many separated parents are successful in amicably navigating special occasions with one another; this is not the case for every family.
A lot of separated parents focus on agreeing, negotiating or litigating over term time and school holiday arrangements. Large annual celebrations such as Christmas are also focussed upon but this can mean that smaller occasions are overlooked. If not discussed they can become extremely contentious. Therefore, my five top tips in avoiding conflict over these occasions are as follows:
Ultimately, it is important to remember that not all separated parents remain amicable and special occasions can be a difficult and triggering time for some. However, by following the above points it may assist in ensuring your children are not disrupted and special occasion contact is at the forefront of any discussions for their arrangements.
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