The principle of coparenting states that a child always has the right to maintain a stable relationship and contact with both parents, even if they are separated or divorced, unless there is a recognized need to separate him/her from one or both parents.
This right is based on the premise that parents are committed to the best interest of their children - not necessarily that of the other parent. A commitment to the best interest of the children may never be threatened by the parents... Learn more
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Section 14 of the Children's Act 38 of 2005 and the child's capacity to litigate
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Separation and divorce usually equal turbulence. Challenges regarding parenting and CoParenting during this time can often seem overwhelming. In times like these, it’s good to know you’re not alone and that other CoParents and experts are here to help you by sharing their ideas and experience.
Parental Alienation explains a child’s estrangement from one parent or allegations of abuse at the hands of one parent by blaming the other. More here.
We welcome visitors from our top 10 coCountries. Our legislation may differ from yours, coparenting values are global – we are all here for the best interest of our children, no matter the language or culture. Thank you for supporting children around the world!
