Articles Tagged with parenting plan tips

Coparenting-help-Charlotte-Divorce-Lawyer-1024x683During separation and after divorce, parents may have a difficult time communicating. This may be especially true when it comes to your children. It is essential that both parents stay informed about their child’s education and activities, as well as other issues. By sharing important information, parents will immediately know about the issues of the day without relying on the other parent for communication.

Work From a Single Calendar

One of the best tips that divorced parents can utilize is to work together from a shared digital calendar. Your child’s school may provide access to a calendar, so it is important that both parents have access. Parents can create a shared electronic calendar they can use to include all the information needed in one place. Include school days, vacations, holidays, doctor appointments, activities, pickup schedules, and anything else that parents need to know.

Board Certified Family Law Specialist Matt Arnold answers the question: “What are my custody rights if the other parent moves?”

Not all child custody cases proceed to court. In North Carolina, divorced or separated parents have the option to work out a parenting plan among themselves. Your parenting plan should outline a detailed schedule for timesharing and set forth the parents’ responsibilities and duties.

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