The parenting plan checklist

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What is a Parenting Plan?

A Parenting Plan is an agreement between parents outlining how they wish to co-parent, typically created as part of a separation agreement or divorce proceedings. Parenting Plans can foster a consistent and healthy environment for children, and can help avoid many conflicts around visitation, medical care, daily care, schooling and financial contributions.

Even if your state or situation doesn't require a Parenting Plan as part of divorce proceedings, they can be a useful tool for any co-parenting couple.

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