Long distance parenting support
Navigating coparenting across borders?
My long distance parenting planning service has already helped hundreds of international and expat families worldwide set up successful parenting arrangements.
Whether you’re negotiating a relocation or going to court to request one, I help you ensure that every detail is covered to make co-parenting smooth and child-centric.
Why work with me?
Established expertise: Not only am I the leading Certified Divorce Coach for expats, I have been coparenting internationally with my ex for over 6 years. I have worked with hundreds of families to develop international parenting plans, guiding them through the complexity towards sustainable agreements.
Comprehensive approach: We will cover all key areas including travel arrangements, communication schedules, holiday plans, travel, and more.
Flexibility: We will tailor your plans to fit your unique family situation, and have fully thought through the implications of your proposals.
Peace of mind: We ensure both parents are on the same page, reducing misunderstandings and disagreements later on, and ensuring the best for your child(ren).
Who is it for?
This service is particularly suitable for international families, expats who relocate frequently and parents who live far apart within the same country.
Clients I have worked with are typically facing one of three situations:
1- A couple who has agreed on the principle of relocation but need to define their exact coparenting arrangements.
2- Individuals who want to approach their ex or soon-to-be-ex to negotiate relocating with the children and need help formulating a proposal.
3- Individuals who are facing a court hearing to relocate with their children and need to develop a clear plan to present to the court.
Key benefits
Agree and document your long distance parenting plan template: We will work together to produce a written agreement documenting your arrangements so everyone is on the same page.
Child-centered arrangements: We keep your child(ren)’s wellbeing at the centre of your agreement, making it age-appropriate and focused on what works best for children, in practice.
Future-proof planning: By having a clear plan for how arrangements will evolve as your child or children grow up, you avoid future disputes and the need to constantly renegotiate your agreements.
Need help building sustainable long-distance child arrangements?
Useful Resources
Two cultures, one family – Cross-cultural co-parenting after separation
Relocating with children post-divorce: the legal essentials
3 mistakes international couples make in their parenting plans
Relocation in International Divorce
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