Parenting Plans A parenting plan is an agreement which may ultimately be ordered by a court and which
details the parents' agreement on how they will raise their children in two
different households.The typical
parenting plan addresses how major decisions will be made, including
educational, medical, and general welfare decisions.It will also contain a schedule to direct the days of the week the children will be with each parent, and where the children will spend holidays
and vacation time. CUSTODY AND VISITATION LITIGATION Where parents
cannot agree on the terms of a parenting plan, then custody litigation usually
results.Litigating issues of
custody and visitation is costly and extremely difficult for every member of
the family, especially the children.Efforts should always be made to avoid custody litigation if at all
possible, giving due consideration, first and foremost, to what is best for the
children involved. If custody litigation is inevitable, then we can help guide you through the process.
Contact us to schedule an appointment if you are concerned about issues of custody and visitation.
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