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Post Divorce
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Can parenting schedules be changed after divorce?

Yes, parenting time and custody arrangements can be changed after divorce if there is a substantial change in circumstances. This might include a parent moving, changes in a child’s school or medical needs, or difficulty following the existing schedule. Any change generally requires a formal motion and court approval.

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Post Divorce Disputes

Learn why these disputes occur and how they can be handled to protect your rights and manage post divorce stress effectively.

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Co-Parenting Introduction

Introduction to creating a co-parenting agreement for the children in two homes.

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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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