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Crunching the numbersby Firmbee.com
Parenting
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Our 13 year old child has indicated the parenting schedule they would like, should we follow their request?

This is always a tough question – when should you listen to your child’s request on parenting or when should a court consider it?  It is important for the children to have a good relationship with both parents. Jurisdictions often have presumptive ages in which a child’s request will be given weight in the ultimate outcome, often between age 14 and 16. However, even when a child requests a change, they do not have final say in the schedule.  Their request should be considered in the overall context but is not definitive on its own.

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Co-Parenting Introduction

Introduction to creating a co-parenting agreement for the children in two homes.

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Modification

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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Parenting Schedules

Learn of the specifics of creating a co-parenting schedule to ensure a balanced and structured approach to parenting post-divorce. This schedule is a cornerstone of your parenting plan, providing clarity, stability, and predictability for both parents and children.

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