Parent advice in Groß-Umstadt: Support for separation and custody!

In Groß-Umstadt, an open discussion group for parents is offered who deal with the topics of separation and divorce. The initiative of the advice center for parents, children and adolescents is aimed at mothers and fathers who are considering a separation or are already separated. The upcoming meetings will take place on February 20, March 19 and April 16, 2025 from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.

The discussion group deals with important topics such as the careful notification of the separation to children, the needs of children in this phase, the maintenance of parental responsibility despite separation, regulations on how to deal with and financial questions. The protected framework offers the participants the opportunity for personal exchange and support. The meetings are managed by the experienced employees Heike Klaßmann-Weber and Frauke Euler. Participation is free of charge and does not require regular presence. The events take place in the advice center for parents, children and adolescents in Werner-Heisenberg-Straße 10 in Groß-Umstadt. Interested parties can contact the phone number 06078-931328 or by email to educational counseling-Gu@ladadi.de.

challenges in separation and custody

parents who argue about custody, handling and stay of the child often turn to the family court. The family court and the youth welfare office have the task of finding solutions in the best interest of the children. In such procedures, the youth welfare office provides information about the status of the procedure and offers parents advice.

In addition, a specialist of the youth welfare office is hired, which offers an appointment. In order to enable the conflicts to be clarified quickly, a first appointment will be convened at the latest one month after the start of the procedure. The youth welfare office invites both parents to a joint consultation and also contacts the children to evaluate the family situation and help the parents with an extrajudicial agreement.

If no agreement should be reached, the specialist is also involved in the family court at the early appointment, whereby the child's well -being and the responsibility of parent are discussed. The youth welfare office remains the participants as a contact person throughout the procedure. Finally, findings from the advice can be used for judicial proposals to find practical solutions in the best interest of the children, such as Unterstuet-diekommt.de Report.