A PARENTING PLAN IS ALL ABOUT THE WHAT IF’S…

A crucial aspect of a parenting plan revolves around anticipating potential scenarios and preparing for them. Even in cases where divorcing couples maintain a cordial relationship for the sake of their children, unforeseen circumstances may arise. It’s important to consider various “what if” situations such as if your child needs orthodontic treatment or requires glasses, who will decide and pay for what portion? What if your child needs therapy? What if one parent needs to relocate or either partner enters into a new relationship? These are all important considerations to address when creating a parenting plan.

If you fail to document these things in your parenting plan, it can often lead to legal disputes, court hearings, and significant financial costs. My goal is to assist you in comprehending all the crucial aspects that require your attention.

If you’ve been noticing the narcissist’s manipulative tactics during your divorce and feel like no one can help, consider how things might be post-divorce when lawyers and judges are no longer involved. It’s crucial to understand the strategies they’re using now and build protections into your agreements to safeguard your future and prevent the same behavior from continuing for the next 18 years. I can help!