Parenting Plan

/ˈpɛərɛntɪŋ plæn/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A court-approved or mutually agreed document that outlines custody, visitation, and care arrangements for a child following parental separation or divorce.
    The parents submitted their parenting plan to the court for approval to ensure clear custody terms.

Forms

  • parenting plan
  • parenting plans

Commentary

Parenting plans often require detailed provisions to prevent future disputes; clarity and specificity in drafting are key to enforceability.

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