Parenting plans

ZAR 99.00

A parenting plan is essentially a roadmap for co-parenting after separation or divorce. It's a written agreement drafted by both parents with the help of a neutral third party, such as a mediator or lawyer. The plan must consider the child's best interests and comply with South African law

A parenting plan is essentially a roadmap for co-parenting after separation or divorce. It's a written agreement drafted by both parents with the help of a neutral third party, such as a mediator or lawyer. The plan must consider the child's best interests and comply with South African law

Key elements of a parenting plan often include:

  • Residence: Where the child will live and the primary caregiver.

  • Contact: Schedules for visits and communication between the child and both parents.

  • Decision-making: How decisions about the child's education, healthcare, and other important matters will be made.

  • Financial support: Contributions to the child's expenses, such as maintenance.

The goal of a parenting plan is to reduce conflict, provide stability for the child, and ensure their well-being.