For family professionals
Practical co-parenting resources for client conversations
Free, plain-language worksheets and tools for mediators, parenting coordinators, therapists, family-law professionals, and family resource organizations.
Custody schedule comparison worksheet
A printable three-page comparison of six common rotations, practical decision factors, and a ten-question planning worksheet.
Download PDFShared child expense planning worksheet
A printable category matrix, operating-rules worksheet, expense log, and reimbursement formula for clearer financial discussions.
Download PDFParenting plan generator
A browser-based tool that turns answers about schedules, decisions, communication, travel, expenses, and disputes into an editable draft.
Open generatorLegal and jurisdiction library
Educational family-law guides organized by country and jurisdiction, with official sources and visible review dates.
Browse legal guidesHow to use them
Designed to support, not replace, professional judgment
Before a session
Send one worksheet to help each parent identify practical constraints and unresolved assumptions before meeting.
During a session
Use the questions as a neutral agenda. The resources organize decisions but do not recommend an outcome for a child or family.
After a session
Transfer agreed terms into the appropriate professional document, court form, or shared system and retain the governing source.
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Send professional feedbackThese materials are educational planning aids, not legal, clinical, financial, or child-safety advice. They do not replace an existing order, local form, safeguarding process, or individualized professional assessment. Reviewed August 24, 2026.