RI Family Court Training

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Family Parenting
Do It For The Kids

The Rhode Island Family Court’s “Do It For The Kids” parenting video is a valuable resource for anyone not only parents going through separation or divorce. Available in two formats, the public video and the court-ordered training, this resource covers essential topics that can help navigate the challenging process of co-parenting.

The video features interviews with judges, attorneys, children of divorce, and other experts, providing insights into the following topics:

  • Parenting together: Even after separation or divorce, parents can continue to work together to raise their children in a healthy and supportive environment.
  • Parenting time: Determining a fair and equitable parenting time schedule can be one of the most difficult aspects of separation or divorce. This part provides guidance on how to create a parenting time plan that works for everyone involved.
  • The importance of extended family: Extended family members can play a vital role in supporting children through separation or divorce. This part discusses how to involve extended family members in a positive way.
  • The benefits of agreeing: Parents who can agree on parenting arrangements without going to court are more likely to have a smooth and amicable divorce or separation. This part highlights the benefits of reaching agreements and provides tips for negotiating effectively.
  • Coming to court: If parents are unable to reach agreements on their own, they may need to go to court to resolve their parenting issues. This part explains the court process and provides information on what parents can expect.

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Court-Ordered Family Parenting Training

The court-ordered family parenting training is a more in-depth version of the public video. It is required for some parents involved in Rhode Island Family Court cases. The training covers the same essential topics as the public video, but it also provides additional resources and support for parents.