The holiday season is a time to revel in good food with good friends, delight in the little ones’ excitement over gifts and bond with family as you deck the halls or light the menorah.
But if you have shared custody of your children, the holidays might not feel cheerful so much as one long headache you can’t wait to get over.
Hey, there Scrooge – I understand how shuffling the kids back-and-forth, spending the festive season alone and possibly exchanging some not-so-merry words with your ex can make you a bit grumpy. But before you shout, “Bah, Humbug,” there are some simple options to make shared custody a cinch during Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and every celebration all year round.
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