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Parenting
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What should I consider about co-parenting when moving to a different state with different custody label practices?

When moving to a different state with different custody label practices, it is important to understand the new state's laws and how they may impact your current parenting arrangement. Consulting with a family law attorney in the new state can help you navigate any necessary adjustments and ensure that your co-parenting plan remains effective and legally enforceable.

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Custody Labels

Learn the definitions of physical and legal custody, why these labels are implemented, and their implications for enforcement and day-to-day parenting.

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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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