Advice for parents going through divorce

Gioconda Aviles, Mom and Court Reporter, shares advice for parent who are going through a divorce on the one thing that can make a divorce go smoothly, especially if kids are involved
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The advice that I would give somebody going through a divorce is most importantly to be reasonable with each other, and to remain calm, and to have a plan, especially when there's children involved; to be able to be civil and nice to each other, and to reassure the kids that the divorce is not about them. It's about two adults and not at all about the kids.

Gioconda Aviles, Mom and Court Reporter, shares advice for parent who are going through a divorce on the one thing that can make a divorce go smoothly, especially if kids are involved

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Gioconda Aviles

Mom & Court Certified Spanish Interpreter

Gioconda Aviles, 45, is a mother of six: Four boys, ages 23, 21,19, and 17 from her first marriage, and twin girls, ages 2 ½, from her second. She had her first child at 22 and her last two at 42. She is a Certified Court Spanish Interpreter who has operated her own interpreting agency for the last 24 years. She loves being a mom - it is the best and most challenging thing she has ever done.

Gioconda enjoy cooking, Pilates, dancing, hiking, making new friends and having new experiences.

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The advice that I would give somebody going through a divorce is most importantly to be reasonable with each other, and to remain calm, and to have a plan, especially when there's children involved; to be able to be civil and nice to each other, and to reassure the kids that the divorce is not about them. It's about two adults and not at all about the kids.