Often parties with children work amicably to resolve the day to day decisions involving their children. This is generally harmless with respect to the ongoing relationships between the parties and is actually good for the children to see cooperation between their parents. However, any long-term agreements with respect to parenting time could backfire on you. For example, agreeing to change the exchange days/times could result in an unintended permanent modification of parenting time. If you've been involved in a custody battle, you also realize that any modification of parenting time may also directly impact the child support order.
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Often parties with children work amicably to resolve the day to day decisions involving their children. This is generally harmless with respect to the ongoing relationships between the parties and is actually good for the children to see cooperation between their parents. However, any long-term agreements with respect to parenting time could backfire on you. For example, agreeing to change the exchange days/times could result in an unintended permanent modification of parenting time. If you've been involved in a custody battle, you also realize that any modification of parenting time may also directly impact the child support order.
