Making plans: A guide to parenting arrangements after separation or divorce

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1. How useful did you find each section in the document?

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a) The section on parent’s emotions following a separation or divorce (Section 1)	Very Useful	Somewhat Useful	Not Useful	Have not Referred to
b) The section on children’s emotions and needs after a separation or divorce (Section 2)	Very Useful	Somewhat Useful	Not Useful	Have not Referred to
c) The section on developing a co-parenting relationship (e.g., tips for working together, protecting the children from conflict) (Section 3)	Very Useful	Somewhat Useful	Not Useful	Have not Referred to
d) The section on developing a parenting arrangement that is in your child’s best interests (Section 4)	Very Useful	Somewhat Useful	Not Useful	Have not Referred to
e) The section on process options for coming up with a parenting arrangement (e.g., mediation, negotiation, collaborative law, court) (Section 5)	Very Useful	Somewhat Useful	Not Useful	Have not Referred to
f) The section on special issues (e.g., family violence, when one parent wants to move away, following the terms of your agreement or order, new relationships and blended families) (Section 6)	Very Useful	Somewhat Useful	Not Useful	Have not Referred to
g) How children react at different ages and stages (Appendix A)	Very Useful	Somewhat Useful	Not Useful	Have not Referred to
h) e-mail etiquette for separating and divorcing parents (Appendix B)	Very Useful	Somewhat Useful	Not Useful	Have not Referred to