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Can parenting plans be decided in mediation?

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Can parenting plans be decided in mediation?

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Yes, and they often are. Parents are often motivated to resolve their divorce in an amicable way, because they know that that is in the best interests of their children. It is helpful to parents to plan how they will make major decisions about the children, and make a parenting time plan that will will work for both children and parents. They also make a plan for how they will work together as parents to rear their children from two households, and stay aware of their children’s progress and difficulties, so they can continue as caring and responsible parents. Research shows that parents who mediate are far more likely to have long term family relationships with their children, than are parents who argue in court.

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