Co-parenting involves adults collaboratively sharing the responsibilities of raising children, often following separation, divorce or within nontraditional family setups. This approach prioritizes the children's well-being, encompassing joint custody arrangements and the involvement of extended family members like step-parents and grandparents.

Navigating the financial waters of co-parenting demands a strategic approach to splitting expenses, budgeting, saving and planning for the future. Effective co-parenting involves open communication, joint decision-making and the use of tools to simplify expense management. Together, co-parents can build a financial foundation that supports their children and strengthens their partnership, ensuring financial responsibilities are shared fairly.

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