Web Resources for Parents
Click on the Titles below to navigate to various web resources. Also check our main Resources for Parents page for more.
Oregon Judicial Department | Family Law Program
OJD offers logistical guidance for parties going through a divorce or separation including Self-Help, Forms, informations for Children & Families, primary information (when, where, how, who) on Divorce & Separation, and much more.
Child Support in Oregon - Oregon Department of Justice
This short online video emphasizes the impact of parents’ behavior during divorce and includes suggestions for improving communication and minimizing stress on children.
Web-based co-parenting resource that allows divorced parents to communicate about their children in a safe, non-confrontational manner. The site includes an online calendar and diary that each parent can access, photo galleries, resource center, and a shared school and homework platform.
From the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, a list of ten suggestions for parents to keep the needs of their children in mind during the divorce process.
An interactive online resource designed to help families with scheduling from separate households and managing important family information. “Tools to help eliminate miscommunication, avoid arguments, and protect children from conflict.”
A free, interactive website that offers online exercises and support to help parents stay focused on their children during divorce. “Because peace for children is success for parents.”
Survive Divorce is a website with a lot of resources organized by state, divorce financial planning, collaborative and mediated divorces, government resources, and co-parenting and communication.
I am a Child of Divorce: Advice for Parents Getting a Divorce
Resources to assist divorced parents with communication skills and maintain a healthy environment for their children.
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