Reaching a Child Custody Agreement without Going to Court | Porchlight Legal

In this video, you will learn how to reach a child custody agreement without going to court. Resolving custody without court is possible. Watch this video to learn how.
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After reaching an agreement, how do you make it a court order?

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Once both parties have signed a Parenting Plan reflecting their agreement, the judge still needs to sign the Parenting Plan to make it a Court Order.

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me and my girlfriend are back together. now we want to take off our by weekly orders. how do we do that?

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We can't provide specific legal advice in the comments, but we are happy to provide general information. The parties to a Parenting Plan can always agree to follow a different schedule. So long as everyone agrees, that is fine. But neither party would be able to enforce that new schedule in court. To get a new Parenting Plan that can be enforced in court, a party needs to file a modification case in the court.