Parenting schedules
A pattern name is hard to picture across a full year. Here is how the common schedules run, and what to gather about your children’s routine first.
What you gather here carries into your Alette Case File.
Alette surfaces and organizes. Professionals advise and finalize.
In Alette, your parenting schedule lives on its own calendar, with exchanges and changed days marked. You can view it across two weeks, a month and a full year to see how weekends and exchanges fall.
You gather
Alette organizes
Your professionals start here
A mediator, attorney, financial professional, or divorce coach can begin with an organized Case File instead of rebuilding the basics in a first meeting. More of the time you pay for can go to advice.
Each pattern describes how time is divided. Which one fits a family often depends on the children’s ages, school, the distance between homes and work schedules.
Alette shows what a schedule looks like over time. It does not recommend one.
Sections 17 to 19 of the Alette Preparation Guide.
Open Questions
Note each open question next to the record it belongs to, then move on. You don’t need an answer to keep gathering.
No. Record how the week runs now and the arrangements you are considering.
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The free guide covers all 25 sections. Alette turns what you gather into one Case File. Your professionals advise from there.