Parenting Plans

A parenting plan is an agreement entered into between the parents of a minor child governing various key aspects.

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A parenting plan outlines how parents will raise their minor child, this agreement is often entered into after separation and/or divorce, but this is not a requirement.  

 

It can focus on describing parenting arrangements such as:

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• How decisions about the child are made;

• How information is shared between parents;

• ​When each parent will spend time with the child (Contact rights);

• Parental rights and responsibilities;

• How conflict between parents will be resolved; and

• How other parenting issues may be addressed.

A parenting plan is a flexible tool and should be tailor-made to the needs of different parties, however, a parenting plan should always reflect the interests and the needs of the child.

 

We have a relationship with experienced child phycologists and mediators and will request their inputs to ensure that the agreement is in the minor child's best interest. 

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In order for a parenting plan to be enforceable, the parenting plan must either be registered with the family advocate or made an order of court. 

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