Parenting plans protect your role
Make It Official
Your relationship status with your child shouldn't be "it's complicated." Your child is your priority, but when it comes to co-parenting you're starting to feel like an option. A parenting plan makes your role official by replacing informal arrangements with a court-approved agreement and the consistency you need.
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When married parents divorce, a parenting plan is part of the process. But when unmarried parents end their relationship, co-parenting is left to hope and a handshake. And informal co-parenting works until it doesn't. Once paternity is established, a parenting plan creates structure around time-sharing, decision-making authority, and each parent's responsibilities. We help fathers protect their role in their children's lives so they can be there for the moments that matter. We believe every child deserves the love and support of both parents. Book a free 15-minute phone consultation with our legal team so we can: ▪ Learn more about your situation ▪ Let you know if we can help you ▪ Recommend a clear path forward
Message to Fathers
I understand the lifelong impact of growing up without the presence of a father. My lived experience shapes our work. If you’re a father trying to protect your role in your child's life, watch this message.
Testimonials
Hear from fathers like you who are committed to being there for their kidsÂ
Vena was incredibly helpful with a situation involving visitation with my son. In addition to being an excellent lawyer, her perspective helped me better understand the dynamics in a way I hadn’t considered before. This allowed me to minimize the conflict.
Omar
Dedicated Dad
During a custody disagreement Vena helped me cut through the confusion and understand my options so I had a clear strategy for moving forward. I’m grateful for the time I have with my kids.
Vincent
Dedicated Dad
