VIC Family Law - Can Ex Refuse to Share Information About Children?

[AllForHer]

Parallel parenting is by no means our preferred method, and I agree parents should always attempt to co-parent first and foremost. I am merely pointing out that if communication leads to conflict, then parallel parenting may be an unwanted consequence of that.

Read: If you can, try to keep the conflict to a minimum so you can ensure co-parenting is always an option.

 

[MartyK]

Good Luck with the FDR Kmacmumma. You appear to be trying to approach things from a very positive angle, in spite of the difficulties, and this could only be of benefit to your child.