Start with an ordinary week
List school hours, travel, work commitments, and the arrangement already in place. Note which practical questions a proposed change needs to answer. Read the eight questions →
For Mediators
Put the plan
on actual dates.
A repeating pattern is easier to discuss when everyone can see the same two weeks. Use the free planner to make an example, then work through handoffs and exceptions separately.
Use the free resources now. The planner and checklists need no account. CoFam’s family app is preparing for launch on iPhone and iPad.
A schedule discussion
Compare the pattern. Then check the details.
Look at two options on the same dates
Choose a pattern and starting parent, then print the calendar. Change the pattern to make another example. The planner counts overnights; it does not set pickup times or holiday exceptions. Compare schedules in the planner →
Write down what is still open
Use the one-page schedule discussion sheet to note handoff times and places, exceptions, and questions still to resolve. Fill it on your device or print it, then use the broader checklist for topics such as expenses and communication. Get the free discussion sheet →
After parents agree on the details
CoFam’s family app brings schedules, handoffs, and shared expense details together. Parents enter their agreed setup and invite the other parent to review it. The free planner does not import its result into an app account.
Review family roles and Premium PDF exports before considering the app with a family. CoFam has no dedicated professional account or certified records.
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