Spanish series explores co-parenting challenges post-divorce

“Shared Custody” is a new Spanish divorce drama on Hulu that explores the challenges between Cris and Diego as they navigate their separation. The series is presented in Spanish, with options for subtitles or dubbing. The story begins with Cris and Diego telling their families they plan to end their marriage amicably. They think they can handle custody of their daughter without lawyers. However, both sets of parents express doubt about their ability to do this successfully. Each episode shows the couple’s contrasting lives. Cris faces pressure at work to keep her divorce under wraps, while Diego's clients praise his family life, revealing the disconnect between their personal and public images. Their interactions highlight their selfishness and laziness, leading to tension between them. The series also features the couple's friends and family, who often add to the drama. A party at a wealthy friend's home illustrates the chaos of parenting and how adult cliques form. Amidst the fun, Cris and Diego often argue over small disagreements that escalate quickly. Overall, “Shared Custody” captures the humor and pain of divorce. It shows how Cris and Diego's well-intentioned plans may need to change as they confront the reality of their situation.