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The hardest details to fix later are often the ones you didn’t know to think about.

Divorce with kids means making decisions about schedules, money, communication, and everyday life. “We’ll figure it out” can leave a lot unanswered—and revisiting those decisions can take time, money, and energy.

Plain-language guides, checklists, and parenting-plan templates so you can spot the missing details, ask better questions, and prepare before you agree.

The stuff I wish someone had handed me.

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The math nobody shows you

At $400 an hour, every six minutes is $40.

Most family law attorneys bill in tenths of an hour. That’s the email asking what you meant. The call explaining who has the kids on Wednesdays. The draft that comes back, and your reply to the draft.

None of that is wasted. But a lot of it is background you could have walked in with.

Paying for it by the hourWalking in with it
Explaining how your family’s week actually worksA written schedule and a one-page summary
Figuring out what matters most to youYour priorities, ranked before the meeting
Building a draft from a blank pageA draft to edit
Three rounds of “what did you mean by…” emailsYour questions, written down, answered in one sitting

Most of these resources cost less than one hour of an attorney’s time, so you can walk in organized and spend the hours you pay for on the judgment only they can give.

Not a replacement for an attorney. A way to use one well.

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  • Every gap in your parenting plan turned into a question someone can actually answer
  • Four pages built around what attorneys and mediators ask clients to bring
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“I don’t even know what I’m supposed to be asking for.”

That’s where almost everyone starts. Find your stage on the map first, then see which custody structure fits your family. Both free, both about ten minutes.

Before anything is filed

“I haven’t said it out loud yet. What am I supposed to be doing right now?”

The day the word is said, the quiet window closes. Whatever wasn’t gathered, photographed or set up by then gets done under pressure, or not at all. Start with the short version, free. When you want the whole sequence, it’s ninety days in order.

Meeting an attorney

“I have a consult booked and I don’t know what to ask.”

The meter starts the moment you sit down, and most people spend it telling the story. Walk in with the questions that tell you whether this is the right attorney, like “Have you ever consulted with my spouse?” and “Who will actually be working on my case day to day?”

The case has started

“There’s a hearing on the calendar and I have nothing on paper.”

The temporary order decides who has the kids, who stays in the house and who pays what, for months. Most people walk into it with a schedule and nothing else. Walk in with a full draft: the money, the status quo, the communication rules and the consequences, all written down.

Building the parenting plan

“We agree on the big picture. It’s the details that keep turning into fights.”

Holidays. Pickups. The move nobody saw coming. College. What isn’t written down gets argued about for years. Each Pathway carries one custody structure through every stage, so the temporary order, the final plan and life after 18 all say the same thing.

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Bought the wrong structure? Email [email protected] within 14 days and we’ll exchange it at no cost.

Still working out the schedule itself?

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“Everyone’s arguing about the house. I’m lying awake about the dog.”

Who keeps her is only the first question. Where she sleeps on a Tuesday, who pays when she swallows a sock, who decides at the end. The arrangements that fall apart are usually the friendly ones nobody wrote down.

The complete library

“I don’t want to keep coming back. I want all of it, now.”

47 guides, templates and worksheets, filed in ten folders that follow a case from before filing all the way to modification. One download, and you’re never starting from a blank page again.

You’re doing the work. These make sure it’s on paper.

Instant download. PDF and editable Word on every template, so you can make it yours and hand it to whoever helps you finish it.

Educational publications, not legal advice. The author is not an attorney. Drafted with reference to Utah law; an attorney licensed in your state must review and approve every provision before use. If there is domestic violence or any safety concern in your situation, please start with a licensed attorney and a domestic violence advocate. National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 (text START to 88788). © 2024–2026 ValuED Sales LLC dba May Divorce Be With You

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