Parenting time is the scheduled time a non-custodial parent can spend with a child. There are a variety of parenting time schedules that can be set up by a family, and the schedules can be as different as the families who use them. Some of the important factors to consider when choosing a plan are the child’s age, maturity, special needs, child’s relationships with siblings, distance between the households, flexibility of both parents’ work schedules, transportation needs, parent’s ability to care for the child’s needs, and many more.
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