Split custody schedule

Custody and legal experts explain the pros and cons of each 50/50 schedule. Download free templates & learn how to select the best schedule for your family.

It can be overwhelming choosing a 60/40 custody schedule that will work best for your family. Here's an overview of schedules with pros/cons.

The terms shared parenting and joint custody are often used interchangeably. However, shared parenting merely refers to two parents sharing, or splitting, the amount of time they have with their child based on some sort of co-parenting schedule. https://hellodivorce.com/parenting/child-timeshare-and-custody

Today I am finally sharing a special project that I have been working on for a while now: a printable co-parenting planner / organizer / workbook. This planner is available for free download so I hope you will share it with anyone else you know who might benefit from it (you'll find the link to download at the end of this post). I think most people know that going through a divorce, being a single parent, and co-parenting (to varying degrees of "co-" ness) are all difficult things to go…

Learn about your options for parenting time schedules: 50/50 time splits, 60/40, 70/30, joint custody, sole custody, schedules by your child's age and beyond.

What kind of custody schedule works best for a shared parenting plan? Well, the best custody schedule is one that will give both parents sufficient time to continue to nurture and develop their relationship with the child. There are many schedules...

Even though our boys are grown, we still stick to the holiday schedule from our shared custody days. Here's how it's working 15 years later.

Here's why no matter what had happened in the past, I suggested we change the custody schedule. Yep, me. The stepmom. I raised my hand and suggested change.

When you're negotiating a parenting plan, there are some things you don't realize you may need to include that go beyond your custody schedule. #divorce #singleparent #singlemom #singledad

A 60/40 custody split means a child spends 4 nights per week with one parent and 3 nights with the other. Here are the best examples of 60/40 parenting schedules, … Read More