5. Develop a Co-Parenting Plan
Having a plan for parenting responsibilities and care arrangements is essential for a successful co-parenting relationship. Putting the needs of the children first and using common sense decision making can help navigate the new relationship between parents and minimize miscommunication.
The plan should include a schedule for:
- Visitation
- Education
- Medical needs
- Financial support
- Special occasions
- And guidelines for decision making and conflict resolution.
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