Joint Parenting Agreement

A Joint Parenting Agreement is a written plan created by two parents who are separated or divorced, outlining how they will raise their children together. It covers important aspects such as custody arrangements, visitation schedules, decision-making about education and healthcare, and how to handle disputes. The goal of the agreement is to ensure that both parents remain involved in their children's lives and make cooperative, informed decisions. This document fosters communication and stability, helping to prioritize the children's well-being and maintain a healthy co-parenting relationship.