How to avoid helping a Therapist to pay off their Student Loans is a topic worth understanding for Oklahoma parents.
One good way is to unnecessarily dial up the level of conflict in divorce and custody cases. This focus distracts from the impact on the family.
Sometimes people get so caught up in the fight that they lose sight of the impact. Litigation can affect the entire family, especially the children.
If the other party is acting stupid, responding in kind helps nothing.
In fact, responding in kind only makes a case take longer, cost more, and could incur penalties.
So, what should you do instead?
Here is a list of simple tips, including How Not to Help Pay Off a Therapist’s Student Loans for Oklahoma parents.
Tips:
How to NOT to Help Pay Off a Therapist’s Student Loans:
- Set Hurt Feelings Aside.
- Love your kids more than you hate the other parent.
- The way you treat the other parent is the way you are teaching your children to be treated in their future relationships.
- Don’t Overreact to the small stuff .
- Never argue in front of the kids.
- Don’t Use Kids as Messengers.
- Use an Co-parenting App such as Our Family Wizard for communications.
- Treat the other parent with respect.
- Act Right at exchanges and events.
Doing the simple things will not only help a case move along faster, it can also save a lot of money in legal expenses. It might also spare your kids a lifetime of therapy.
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Pete D. Louden has been a family law attorney in Norman, Oklahoma since 1998. His practice focuses on representing men and fathers in divorce, child custody, visitation, paternity, and child support. Additionally, he has extensive experience in settlements, mediations, and complex high-conflict divorce and custody trials. Copyright 2026. Pete D. Louden. All Rights Reserved. Email: Petelouden@normanlaw.com | Telephone: 405-919-8355 | Website: www.normanlaw.com.
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