For divorced or separated individuals, even the best days can have their challenges when co-parenting with a former spouse. Add a global pandemic to the mix, and the ever-changing regulations and day-to-day uncertainties—it’s no surprise that a plethora of new concerns/issues may arise, even when there weren’t any before.

When the stay-at-home orders were first announced, there were a lot of questions: How strict is this meant to be? Is the house where the children are currently where they should stay for the time being? Do we continue our regular parenting time schedule? How do I know that my ex is properly following the social distancing guidelines? What do we do if one of us or, even worse, one of our children gets sick?

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