Parenting plans will vary according to each family’s unique circumstances. However, any parenting plan approved by the Court must, at a minimum, include the following:
A good parenting plan usually goes beyond these minimum requirements and addresses each major area of the child(ren)’s life. Parents should anticipate and plan for the resolution of potential problems that may arise in the future. Common points of disagreements between parents can include:
By planning ahead, parents can avoid future litigation and create a parenting plan that provides solutions for problems before they arise. To learn more, contact Roger at rslade@haber.comor Josephine at jjorgensen@haber.law.
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