In this podcast episode, San Diego divorce and child custody attorney and mediator, Brian A. Victor discusses child custody matters; specifically, what happens to the custody schedule when children go back to school. He explains why back to school is a common stress point. Additionally, Attorney Victor provides information about how to structure school year custody schedules. 

Listen to Attorney Brian A. Victor as he discusses how to prepare your custody schedule regarding extra-curricular activities and homework. Additionally, he talks about how to improve co-parenting skills and communication between parents. This discussion includes using shared calendars and co-parenting apps. Attorney Victor talks about reducing stress for your child and yourself.

Attorney Brian A. Victor has experience both in the field of psychology as well as in divorce and child custody in San Diego. He worked at Family Court Services in San Diego for more than 11 years where he created and recommended to family court judges parenting plans for parents unable to reach agreement on a child custody plan. Attorney Victor is also a licensed Marriage Family Therapist in California. He is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Purdue Global Law School.

Divorce and Child Custody Discussion with Attorney Brian A. Victor was named one of the Top 15 Child Custody Podcasts You Must Follow by Feedspot and one of the Top 100 Divorce Podcasts, one of the Top 40 Mediation Podcasts, and number 2 in a list of the Top 30 Child Custody Podcasts by Million Podcasts.

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The information provided in this podcast is to inform rather than to provide therapeutic or legal advice and nothing in this podcast creates an attorney-client relationship. 

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