The good, the bad, and the ugly: Divorced mothers' experiences with coparenting
MS Markham, M Coleman - Family Relations, 2012 - Wiley Online Library
MS Markham, M Coleman
Family Relations, 2012•Wiley Online LibraryThis study produces a grounded theory of how 20 predominantly White, well‐educated
women experienced sharing physical custody of their children with their former partners after
divorce or separation. Three patterns of coparenting were identified in the data: continuously
contentious, always amicable, and bad to better. Five negative factors and three positive
factors that influenced mothers' coparenting relationships were identified. The type of
relationship women had with their ex‐partners was related to how they shared custody of …
women experienced sharing physical custody of their children with their former partners after
divorce or separation. Three patterns of coparenting were identified in the data: continuously
contentious, always amicable, and bad to better. Five negative factors and three positive
factors that influenced mothers' coparenting relationships were identified. The type of
relationship women had with their ex‐partners was related to how they shared custody of …
This study produces a grounded theory of how 20 predominantly White, well‐educated women experienced sharing physical custody of their children with their former partners after divorce or separation. Three patterns of coparenting were identified in the data: continuously contentious, always amicable, and bad to better. Five negative factors and three positive factors that influenced mothers' coparenting relationships were identified. The type of relationship women had with their ex‐partners was related to how they shared custody of their children (e.g., how they exchanged their children). The findings of this study suggest that shared physical custody relationships are dynamic and can vary greatly.
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