What is a permanent parenting plan?
A "permanent parenting plan" is a detailed
written outline of how divorcing parents will care for their children.
Parenting plans contain an allocation of parenting responsibilities, the
establishment of a residential schedule, and an allocation of child support. A
residential schedule outlines when the children are in each parent's physical
care and designates the primary residential parent. The residential schedule
also covers details such as where the children will reside on given days of the
year, including provisions for holidays, birthdays of family members,
vacations, and other special occasions. If you have children and want a
divorce, you will be required to attend a four-hour parenting class and enter a
parenting plan with the court to qualify for a divorce. If you and your spouse
cannot agree on a parenting plan, you must first go to mediation and try to
agree on a parenting plan before the court will try your case.
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