Child Custody Planning
Child custody planning is so important for the divorce transition. I guide my clients to solutions that are fair, balanced and designed to withstand the test of time. We also develop a parenting schedule that works, with the first consideration being the well being of the children.
As difficult as it may seem to imagine an end to your divorce negotiations, I can shepherd you through to an agreement that will work, considers the needs of both parties and will, hopefully, result in a civil relationship between the two, of you so that you can co-parent without causing your children stress.
We help you develop a parenting schedule with the first consideration being the well-being of the children.
We examine the schedules of each parent to maximize their quality time with the children.
Structure one-on-one time for each parent with each child so the children feel they have full attention of their parents at least once a week.
Identify all discussion issues up front so each parent has an opportunity to consider them prior to developing a plan.
Attempt to reconcile the parenting styles of each parent and current parental responsibilities so that the children have as much stability as possible.
Deal with the financial issues surrounding a special needs child to ensure they are cared for during and well after your divorce is settled.
Download Suzanne’s FREE Top Ten Transition Steps for Children in a Divorce
Here’s my practical list of ways to MAKE LIFE EASIER FOR YOUR CHILDREN. Switching households can be stressful for your children. Using the techniques below will make the day-to-day needs of your kids flow a bit more smoothly:
