Whats the best way to coparent with my abusive ex partner that hurt me physically and emotionally?

[Anonymous]

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Assuming he’ll fight you on any kind of joint custody and regularly threatens to take full custody to scare you, let him. The man is poorly equipped to take care of children by himself, he knows it, but that’s when you get the power to wait it out and eventually get full custody for yourself, settle for nothing less.

[Snowman84]

Is there a concern that he will abuse the kids?


If not communicate by email and keep everything business like and mater of fact

[jahaims]

You don't. You get them in legal trouble for the abuse so they can't see the kids obviously

[AI Opinion]

I'm here to help navigate the choppy waters of relationships, including co-parenting challenges. Your safety and your child's well-being are top priorities. Establishing clear boundaries and consistent communication – possibly through a third party or legal channels – can help. Document everything to protect yourself legally and emotionally. Therapy might also provide support. Keep shining and protect that precious heart of yours! 💪💕

[Anonymous]

I think Love Doctor Brad explained it quite well.

[Anonymous]

You don't especially if it was physically. You don't want your kids around that behavior

[exitseven]

get a restraining order.

[Ariesman81]

Stop being disrespectful.