Parenting
Plan
Divorce or separation is often a difficult and painful process to endure. A relationship that once provided certainty is no longer a place of support and stability. It can be very stressful for you and your ex-partner, but facing the unknowns and issues alone can heighten the effects it has on one's emotional state, including your children.
We are here to assist you and your ex-partner in providing CERTAINTY and STABILITY throughout the divorce/separation process while strategically creating a peaceful parenting PLAN. As a neutral party, we can assure your parenting agreement will meet the needs of both parents, as well as, the emotional and psychological well-being of the children.
Some Common Issues Parents Come To Us With:
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Inability to agree on parenting styles and scheduling
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Newly separated and need an agreement to outline parenting time
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Prevention of parental alienation from important events and activities
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Lack of respect in regard to what is best for the children
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Poor boundaries when introducing a new partner
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Inability to communicate with children outside of parenting time
"My ex and I had been married for over ten years with two children. We knew our marriage was over but we wanted our children to have a relationship with both of us. We heard from a few trusted friends who had previously got a divorce to try mediation first. After our first mediation session, I felt more at ease having our parenting plan in the works. Once we completed the whole process, my ex and I could contribute to our children's college funds due to the financial resources we saved choosing mediation. I highly recommend Jan and Jillian as they co-mediate which gives you a feeling its neutral at all times because they work in what's in the best of everyone."
~Kimberly

A Parenting Plan Can Help You:
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Find collaboration in parenting styles and scheduling
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Have a clear outline of parenting time and holiday schedules
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Constructive solutions to attending important events and activities
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Putting the best interest of the children first
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Establish boundaries on a new partner entering the home
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Communication solutions with children outside of parenting time
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Clear responsibilities for the children's finances, education, and medical