Some states require divorced parents to file a formal parenting plan; and even if your state does not require you to create a plan, it's always a good idea to work with your ex to develop a cohesive set of guidelines and expectations. After all, coparenting is much like being business partners, and you'd never run a business with someone you did not communicate with. That's why you want to take the time to use this set of sample parenting plan worksheets to guide you through the process of developing a parenting plan.
Before you begin, though, you'll want to refer to your state's family law statutes to find out whether your state requires a formal parenting plan, and, if so, whether you must use a lawyer to submit your plan with the family court in your state.
Once you're ready to begin drafting your parenting plan, use this set of sample parenting plan worksheets to help you make sure that all of the important issues are addressed in writing in your plan.
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