Divorce is one of the most challenging transitions you and your children will ever face. When you are in the midst of a high-conflict divorce, it can feel overwhelming to think about how you and your ex will continue to raise your children together. But with the right guidance and support, you can create a co-parenting plan that keeps the focus on your children’s well-being.
At Mulhall Withrow, we understand the challenges of co-parenting, especially when trust between the parties is broken or communication feels impossible. Attorney Robert E. Withrow III has extensive experience handling high-conflict custody disputes. He has helped many parents move from constant fighting to healthier, more workable co-parenting arrangements.
No matter how difficult things are between you and your ex, your children still need both of you. Studies show that children adjust better after divorce when both parents stay involved in their lives. Co-parenting gives your children the message that even though your marriage ended, their family is still strong in a new way.
You may not always agree with your ex – you are getting divorced, after all - but the way you handle those disagreements has a huge impact on your children. By focusing on your children’s needs instead of becoming embroiled in a conflict with your soon-to-be ex, you can reduce stress for everyone.
Every family faces unique struggles, but some issues come up often, such as:
When these problems escalate, co-parenting can feel impossible. That’s when having a skilled family law attorney by your side makes all the difference.
Rob has built his career on guiding clients through some of the most challenging custody battles. He understands the emotional toll these disputes take and knows how to protect your rights while keeping your children’s best interests at the forefront.
Rob’s approach is both firm and compassionate. He works to de-escalate conflict whenever possible, helping parents create practical co-parenting plans that reduce fighting and build stability for their children. However, when the situation calls for it, he is also a strong advocate in court, making sure your voice is heard and your children are protected.
Co-parenting after divorce can be challenging, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. With the right legal support and a clear plan in place, you can create a healthier future for your children and for yourself.
At Mulhall Withrow, we know what you’re going through—and we can help. Contact Rob Withrow today to get the guidance you need for your custody and co-parenting challenges.