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Co-parenting schedules that hold up in court
The details judges look for when they approve a parenting plan.
Sofia Reyes
Partner · Private Client & Family
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Courts favour schedules that are specific, realistic and already being followed.
A parenting plan works when it is specific. Vague plans become the next dispute.
Spell out the routine
Weekdays, weekends, handovers and who drives. Write it down.
Plan the holidays a year ahead
Alternate major holidays and fix summer dates by spring.
Agree how you will change it
A simple notice and mediation step avoids returning to court.
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