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Parenting

Modification - Changes to a Parenting Schedule

Review the key considerations for handling both temporary and permanent changes to the parenting schedule, ensuring that any modifications prioritize the best interests of the children.

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Adjusting the parenting schedule to accommodate changes in circumstances is an essential aspect of effective co-parenting.

One-time or Short-term Modification to Parenting Schedule
  • Common for special occasions or family events
  • Parents should provide as much notice as possible
  • Consent should not be unreasonably withheld
  • Neither party should abuse this flexibility in requesting these modifications
  • Regularly scheduled time takes precedence
Long-term or Permanent Modification to Parenting Schedule
  • May be necessary due to significant changes in circumstances, such as a parent relocating, a change in work schedules, or as the children grow older and their needs evolve
  • Commonly consider these modifications when one parent or the children request such consideration
  • Some jurisdictions allow you to just record the change in writing, signed and dated by each parent, or you may want to execute a stipulation and file it with the Court
  • If dispute on long-term modification, pursue alternative dispute resolution methods
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Learn the legal aspects of decision-making in divorce around topics like medical/dental, education, religion, and practical guidance for effective co-parenting.

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