Make responsibility visible
A shared plan can name who handles each care period, appointment, and expense. It does not require identical homes or a particular percentage of time.
Choose workable communication
Agree how to raise a request and how an answer will be confirmed. Use specific dates and keep the child out of adult coordination. Different families may need different amounts of direct contact.
Where CoFam fits
CoFam gives your family a shared schedule, expense records, and children’s details. Start with the few logistics that are currently hardest to keep straight.
Does co-parenting mean 50/50 time?
No. The way adults coordinate and the amount of scheduled time are separate questions.
Do both homes need identical routines?
The useful starting point is clarity about shared responsibilities and the arrangements that apply to your family.
Turn an agreed schedule into dates you can both follow. → Explore schedule examples