Good parents remain. When families separate, they often find themselves not only in an emotional state of exception but also suddenly facing a jungle of new regulations and institutions. How can parents find the best way forward even in highly contentious separations? Where and how can they seek support? And what does good, equal-level assistance look like in practice? Practical, educational, and psychological aspects are taken into account: The guide addresses in an innovative way how children of separated parents deal with the absent parent, as well as how often conflicting parents interact with each other for the benefit of the children. Case studies from the authors' long-standing practice, personal reports, information boxes, checklists, exercises, and templates provide concrete assistance and make the guide practical and applicable to everyday life.