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Co-parenting in the coronavirus pandemic: A family law scholar's advice

  • Written by Marcia Zug, Professor of Family Law, University of South Carolina
Co-parenting in the coronavirus pandemic: A family law scholar's adviceWhen parents fight, kids suffer.PeopleImages/Getty Images

As millions of people around the world practice social distancing and self-quarantine, they are separating themselves from everyone but their immediate family members. However, for divorced or separated parents who share custody of their children, the definition of “immediate...

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