Commission Parent

A commission parent is a parent who has legally agreed to share decision-making authority and responsibilities for their child's welfare, often through a formal arrangement like a court-ordered parenting plan or custody agreement. This arrangement ensures both parents remain involved and accountable in their child's life, making key decisions about education, health, and well-being. It maintains a cooperative approach, even if the parents no longer live together, with the goal of supporting the child's best interests. Essentially, a commission parent shares the roles and duties of parenting in a structured and legally recognized way.