Co-Parenting Challenges in Borderline Divorces

Co-Parenting Challenges in Borderline Divorces

Episode Summary:
Clarke Young delves into the complexities of co-parenting in borderline personality disorder cases, shedding light on why conventional co-parenting strategies often fail. Highlighting the intense challenges faced by normal-range parents, Clarke emphasizes the detrimental impact on children in high-conflict custody battles.

Key Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
01:30 – Assumptions of Co-Parenting in Custody Cases
03:45 – The Reality of Borderline Parents
05:20 – Challenges in Court's Perception of Co-Parenting
07:10 – Impact on Children in Borderline Cases
09:45 – Court Encouragement of Cooperation
11:30 – Unintended Consequences for Non-Borderline Parents
13:15 – The Need for a New Framework
15:40 – Establishing Sole Legal Custody for Normal-Range Parents
18:05 – Importance of Primary Custody for Stability and Protection

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