Creating A Co-Parenting Plan


HELPING YOU CREATE A SUCCESSFUL CO-PARENTING PLAN

Divorce has a lasting effect on children even when the family breakup is amicable. Most children have a hard time transitioning to the next stage their life without structure or a detailed plan in place.

At the Law Offices of Harris & Literski, we help Brighton parents develop co-parenting plans that encourage their children to adjust to their new normal and give them the support they need. Our family law attorneys remain current with Michigan’s custody and visitation laws. We use this knowledge to design agreements that promote your child’s best interests now and in the future.

WHAT FACTORS SHOULD YOU CONSIDER WHEN WRITING YOUR PLAN?

As a concerned parent, you may feel overwhelmed as you try to create a plan that addresses your child’s needs and addresses problem points. You do not have to face this task alone.

Our lawyers will work with you to identify solutions that protect your parenting rights and your child’s well-being. We will advise you on your best options regarding key areas that include:

  • Custody and visitation schedules

  • Vacations, holidays and special events

  • Decision-making responsibilities regarding education, health care, religious affiliation and other significant matters

  • Child discipline

We understand that it can be difficult to find common ground with your soon-to-be-ex, but it is critical that you set your differences aside to find acceptable solutions for your children. You can rely on us to provide practical and compassionate counsel when you are struggling with difficult family law decisions. It’s important to have a skilled ally by your side as you draft and revise this important agreement.


EXPERT PHYSICAL CUSTODY ATTORNEYS

Located in Brighton, Michigan, our lawyers provide legal advice and representation to our clients.

Contact us to arrange a free consultation with an experienced child custody attorney today. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday.