
For parents who can’t tell whether they need the order changed or the order followed
All four post-decree documents in one set, so you can read what you signed, sort which problem you have, and build the record for either one.
The decree gets signed and everybody treats that as the end of the story. Then a job changes. Or a schedule that worked at six stops working at eleven. Or one household just quietly stops doing a thing the document says.
Most of the parents I’ve sat with waited a long time in that stretch. Not because they didn’t notice. Because they couldn’t tell what kind of problem they had.
One question is whether the order should change. The other is whether it’s simply not being followed. They go to different places, cost different amounts, and need different records.
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