Atlanta, GA family law attorney Regina I. Edwards gives insightful wisdom regarding how parents should behave when involved with a recent divorce. She explains that one recurring piece of advice I often share with clients is to take the high road. As an attorney, I recognize that there are numerous potential areas of conflict and disagreements that can arise with a former partner, such as minor issues like being slightly late for pick-ups or forgotten items. However, I encourage my clients to prioritize the well-being of their children and maintain a positive approach. By taking the high road and choosing to work cooperatively with the other parent whenever feasible, it can lead to a smoother and more harmonious experience for everyone involved. Children are perceptive and can be negatively impacted by tension and discord between their parents. Therefore, if it’s not a matter of great significance, I advise clients to choose the path of understanding and cooperation. This approach not only benefits their own lives but also contributes to creating a more positive environment for their children.