Parenting Plans: What Are They?
If you have children under the age of 18 and decide it is best for your family that you and your spouse divorce, you will have a parenting plan. What is a parenting plan? A parenting plan is a separate document agreed to by you and your spouse, or ordered and entered by the Court, which details parental responsibility for the minor children, what days during the month the children will spend with you and your spouse, how holidays and vacations are divided between you and your spouse, and how you and your spouse determine and share the cost of uncovered health related expenses, extra-curricular activities and other child related expenses.
If you have questions about a parenting plan, custody, timesharing, and child issues during a divorce, and want to discuss your options with an attorney, call Angela R. Neave, Esquire, at (954) 981-2200 for a free consultation.