What this covers
Parenting plans and parenting time schedules
Decision-making responsibility for school, health and religion
Child support calculations
Relocation with a child
Changing an existing order
How it works
The court decides based on the best interests of the child. In practice, that means stability, each parent’s involvement, and the child’s own needs. We start with your weekly reality: school, work, holidays, travel, and how decisions are made today.
Most parents agree on a plan with our help or in mediation. When they can’t, we prepare the evidence and present it clearly.
What it costs
A parenting plan is a flat fee of $2,200, including one round of revisions with the other parent and filing. Changes to an existing order are quoted in writing before we start.
Flat fee
from $2,200
Lead attorney
Claire Hollis
Start with a free 15-minute call. We reply within one business day.
Two practices, one way of working: plain answers, a fixed fee and a partner who knows your file.
