Parenting plans are essential tools in family law that provide a structured framework for co-parenting after separation or divorce. As family lawyers, we view parenting plans as a roadmap for the child's future, outlining key aspects of their care and upbringing, such as living arrangements, time spent with each parent, communication, education, and healthcare.
Like any such entity, the experience with the NSW Trustee and Guardian can sometimes feel impersonal. Individuals might find themselves feeling like another case number, and the level of support and the resulting outcomes can, unfortunately, be dependent on the specific caseworker assigned.
This blog post explores some common areas of disagreement between business partners and offers insights into how these situations can be navigated.
