For Professionals
Resources to use
with parents.
For mediators, family lawyers, parenting coordinators, therapists, and counselors. Use the free planners, expense worksheet, and checklists in a conversation, or share them with a family afterward.
Free tools, no account needed. Compare two overnight patterns side by side and print both options now. CoFam’s family app is preparing for launch on iPhone and iPad.
Working with parents
Start with the question in front of you.
Mediators
Put a proposed schedule on real dates, compare another pattern, and note the details parents still need to agree on.
See the resources →Parenting coordinators
Work through a schedule or expense question with the request, response, and next step clearly identified.
See the resources →Therapists and counselors
Use a short check-in to clarify the next handoff, a missing detail, or a question that needs a reply.
See the resources →Free planning resources
Give parents a specific next step.
Review shared costs and repayments
Enter who paid, the agreed split, and repayments already made. Print the entries and remaining balance for the conversation. Open the expense worksheet →
Understand a repeating pattern
Read examples of 2-2-3, fixed-weekday patterns, and alternating weeks. Check how each fits across a complete cycle. Explore the schedule guides →
Start with an ordinary week
Eight questions help parents consider school, work, travel, handoffs, and the arrangement already in place. Read the schedule questions →
Prepare a useful handoff note
Six prompts cover the next pickup, school reminders, care updates, and what needs to travel with the kids. Read the handoff checklist →
Keep track of open questions
Use the one-page schedule discussion sheet, then work through seven broader topics, from holidays to shared costs. Get the discussion sheet and checklist →
School counselors, divorce coaches, and other family-support professionals can start with these same resources. Choose the one that fits the practical question.
For family lawyers
Review what the family app includes.
Family access
Parents invite members and choose their roles. CoFam has no dedicated professional account or client dashboard. Review family access →
Records parents can share
Premium includes a PDF of available family records for a chosen date range. Parents decide how to save or share the copy. These are records entered in CoFam, not certified records. See what the export contains →
Communication and payments
CoFam supports schedule and expense requests. It has no built-in parent messaging or calls, and repayments happen outside the app. Review expense features →
One family subscription
One parent subscribes to Basic or Premium. Invited members share the plan within its limits, with access based on each person’s role. Compare family plans →
Keep the family’s written agreement alongside any calendar example. An app change does not amend a court order. Read about the plan and the calendar.
CoFam launch updates
Hear when the family app is available.
Get professional launch updatesHave a question about the app? Email help@getcofam.com. Please leave private client details out of your inquiry.