Child Custody Journal: Child Support Logbook for Tracking Visitation and Communication to Help with Co-parenting and Custody Battles

Child Custody Journal: Child Support Logbook for Tracking Visitation and Communication to Help with Co-parenting and Custody Battles

Keep a record of your child custody dispute If you have gone through a divorce, it can be tough – it can even tougher when there are children involved . To make sure that the children’s best interests are being served, it’s important to record as much information as you can about interactions with the other parent, and how your child is faring in the whole situation. The record you make will be useful for your legal representation and ultimately how the court decides to deliberate on the process of custody. This journal will do exactly that. Become an expert record keeper - don't rely on your memory alone in this crucial situation. Try to be as objective as possible: record everything that happens to your child – not just the negative things, but also the good things and even the things that don’t seem that important at the time. It will help you work out what’s best for your child and having a thorough record will help others see any patterns that you might be missing. Inside you will find: Visitation planner & log : at the beginning of the journal, there’s space to quickly set down a schedule of visitations. Then you can remember each visitation, including all the details: time, date, location, whether there were important conversations that took place and who initiated it - Expenses tracker : easily track what’s been paid for by who, so that you can stay up to date on how much you’re due to be reimbursed, and whether you have been or not. - Evidence log : keep track of official incidents that have been recognised by authorities, or serious situations that will have significant consequences in court. - Other notes: there is plenty of space any other information related to custody of the child. It’s important to remember as much detail as possible. Don’t forget to date the notes. - An undated 12-month calendar : plan in advance, and make sure you have a record. It’s important to keep arrangements as stable as possible for your child, so having a long-term vision is key. You can also use the calendar to keep track of important incidents, linked to a logged page number, so that you can easily retrieve the information. Features : Large size (8.5x11 inches) - 120 pages - Perfect bound with a soft matte cover - Long lasting