Co-Parenting like a Corporation

Some of the most expensive and lengthy clinical cases that come to therapists' offices are those involving two households. This is a cash cow for attorneys. It's a nightmare for parents and ex-spouses.

Think of your household as a corporation. Now imagine it splits into franchises... two households. Who is HR? Who is the CFO? Who are the employees and what are their roles? Who are the project manager for each area of functioning (dining, hospitality, sanitation, PR, etc)? What time do you have your staff meeting and what do you discuss? How are major decisions made about expansion, spending, saving, travel, internal personnel problems? In this evening workshop, you'll hear how to manage your co-parenting system as a business, including the invisible emotional and mental labor that goes into child rearing. The courts only count direct child/parent time and monies exchanged between parents, but experienced parents know that the…