Parenting Planning

Building a plan your child can grow with — crafted by you, guided by expertise.

Parent and child

A plan that actually fits your family.

No two families are the same — and no parenting plan should be. Boilerplate agreements pulled from templates may satisfy a court's requirements, but they rarely serve children well over time.

Our parenting planning service guides you through building a comprehensive agreement that accounts for your child's developmental stage, temperament, schooling, activities, relationships, and changing needs as they grow.

A comprehensive plan covers more than you think.

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Residential Schedules

Day-to-day living arrangements, week-to-week schedules, and transitions between homes.

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Holidays & Special Days

Clear, detailed plans for holidays, school breaks, birthdays, and family events.

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Education & Schooling

Decision-making for school enrollment, homework help, and parent-teacher communication.

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Medical & Health Decisions

How medical decisions are made, provider communication, and health insurance.

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Activities & Extracurriculars

Who enrolls children in activities, how costs are shared, and how each parent supports participation.

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Travel & Relocation

Rules for travel with children, passport consent, and relocation procedures.

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Communication Protocols

How parents communicate, how children stay in touch with the other parent, and technology guidelines.

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Modification Procedures

Built-in review points and agreed processes for modification as your child grows.

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Dispute Resolution

Agreed steps before returning to litigation, preserving your relationship and resources.

And more based on the needs of your family.

Why work with a mediator-professional psychologist?

A parenting plan negotiated through attorneys focuses primarily on legal sufficiency. A parenting plan built through our process focuses on your child's actual life.

Dr. Jones brings both the psychological depth to understand child development and family dynamics, and the mediation skill to guide two parents — who may deeply disagree — to agreements they can live with.

Build a plan your child can grow with.

A free consultation is the first step toward a parenting plan that actually fits your family.