Wendy Hodge April 24, 2021 Parenting
Sometimes it becomes necessary to revise the parenting plan you created as you and the other parent were going through your divorce proceedings. A parenting plan cannot cover every aspect of life and cannot anticipate how real life will change over the years. There is no problem with revising your parenting plan as long as it continues to put your childrens best interests first.
When it comes time to negotiate with the other parent about changes to the parenting plan, hopefully you are both on the same page about the changes. If the other parent is not open to the revisions, you may need to enter into some negotiations to change the parenting plan on your children`s behalf.
A joint custody parenting plan has the best chance of success when you and the other parent experience low-conflict communication. Many divorced couples approach communication as a business agreement where they keep emotion out of the conversation. In other words, when you interact with a co-worker, boss or client, you keep things brief, to the point and professional. If you can do this with the other parent, a joint custody parenting plan may work out for your family.
These are obviously the bare bones of a temporary plan, but having these can make all the difference in your permanent plan. When you get to the point when it is time to make a permanent parenting plan, you may find it difficult to make one from scratch, on your own. Because making your own plan can be daunting, example parenting plans can be used to help you make an effective plan. What makes a good example of a parenting plan?
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