Co-Parent Court

The breakup is not just grief -but trauma

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Children need reassurance that they are not being replaced.And everyone needs to use their turn signals.You cannot blend a family by speeding, competing, or ignoring the emotional traffic around you.Here’s the bottom line:Each lane has its own purpose, its own rules, and its own pace.Healing is not parenting.Parenting is not co-parenting.Co-parenting is not step-parenting.And if you treat these lanes like they’re all the same road, you will find yourself frustrated, exhausted, and emotionally gridlocked.So here’s my challenge for you today:Take a breath.Look at your situation honestly.And ask yourself:What lane am I actually in?And am I staying there—or am I drifting?

In this episode, Judge Ro discuss Kim and Kanye's current co-parenting conflict. Judge Ro also provide suggestions for when one parent intentionally violates the co-parenting plan.

SummaryFelicia and Ward are working collaboratively to create a co-parenting plan that addresses key aspects of their children's upbringing, including bedtimes, screen time, meals, and discipline. They emphasize the importance of consistency and flexibility in their approach, ensuring that both parents are on the same page. The plan is reviewed by Judge Ro, who provides feedback and highlights the importance of communication between the parents.

Judge Ro provides recommendations to DDG who shared his recent co-parenting conflict on social media.

In this conversation, Felicia and Ward discuss the challenges of co-parenting, focusing on the need for consistency and communication in their parenting styles. They express frustrations about each other's approaches, highlighting the impact of their inconsistencies on their children. The discussion evolves into a constructive dialogue about the importance of creating a unified co-parenting plan that respects both parents' roles and establishes clear boundaries for the children.

In this conversation, co-parents Felicia and Ward engage in a dialogue facilitated by Judge Ro to improve their communication skills and co-parenting dynamics. They discuss the importance of active listening, addressing disagreements in front of their children, and the need for a child-centered approach in their interactions. Judge Ro provides strategies for effective communication and emphasizes the significance of separating personal issues from co-parenting responsibilities. The session concludes with a homework assignment aimed at fostering better communication between the co-parents.

In this episode, Judge Rochelle Jackson introduces the AI parents for season 2 of Co-Parent Court, Felicia and Ward. The co-parents are introduced to a coparenting communication strategy to improve their communication skills.

Judge Ro shares her view of how to co-parent through the inconveniences of parenting.

Judge Ro speaks about resolving conflicts on decision making.

Judge Ro answers a Dear Judge Ro Letter on the issue of the conflict of different discipline styles.

This short episode provides Do's and Don'ts about inappropriate conversations during the custody exchanges.

This episode is a response to a viral video from Instagram and Facebook where the biological father is confronting mom's boyfriend in a barbershop where the boyfriend took the child to get a haircut.

During this episode, Judge Ro explains the difference between visitation and co-parenting.

Judge Ro and KJ discuss types of trauma and how those untreated traumas develop and impact relationships.

Judge Ro and KJ take an ACES quiz, share their ACES results and discuss what the scores mean; discussion on how trauma impacts abuse, co-parent relationships; and discuss Childhood Trauma

Judge Rochelle Jackson and KJ Franklin engage in a discussion of what trauma is; types of trauma; Childhood Trauma and ACES Test. If you are ready to stop the drama and to work through the trauma, it is time to recognize your own trauma and not allow it to interfere with your co-parenting relationship. Visit: https://coparentcourt.com/ Guest: KJ Franklin

This is a special edition presented by ATU International - Southwest Region with guest speaker, Minister Troy Reed.

A: Accountability B: Best Interest of the Child C: Compromise D: Don't get stuck in your Feelings

This episode seeks to provide tips of how parents can co-parent after having issues of domestic violence where the child was not the direct victim.

In this episode our host shares her perspective of how men and women view their breakup and beginning the new role of navigating through co-parenting. Men: the aspect of lost investment Versus Women: the aspect of abandonment

In this episode, dad, discusses how he navigates co-parenting with his ex-spouse.

In this episode, mom, will discussed how she navigated co-parenting through and after her divorce.

This episode is an introduction to the host, Judge Rochelle Jackson. Judge Rochelle Jackson will share her experiences as a parent, teacher, school administrator, family law attorney, children's attorney, and mediator. She will share how those experiences will be used to make recommendations and rulings to parents who share their conflicts with her. In addition, this episode will also provide information about the creation of the show and the creator's aspiration for providing information and wisdom with the guests.

Co-Parent Court provides parents, who have been stuck in an unproductive co-parenting relationship, with tools to push through their impasses and to begin to create a better co-parenting relationship with "rulings" and skills. The show explores the challenges of co-parenting and conflicts and are presented by the parents themselves whenever possible. Our host, Judge Rochelle Jackson, will engage with the parents and provide suggestions and recommendations to address the conflict presented.