When parents separate, one of the biggest concerns is often how parenting time will work.
This can feel deeply personal and understandably so.
The goal is usually stability and the child’s best interests
In Oregon family law matters, parenting arrangements are generally evaluated with the child’s wellbeing, stability, and ongoing relationships in mind.
Parenting plans are not one-size-fits-all
A workable parenting plan may depend on:
the child’s age
school schedule
distance between homes
parents’ work schedules
transportation logistics
communication between parents
the child’s individual needs
Good parenting plans are practical
A strong parenting plan often addresses:
regular weekly schedules
holidays
school breaks
pick-up and drop-off logistics
communication expectations
decision-making issues
Why clarity matters
Vague parenting plans often create conflict later. Clear, realistic agreements tend to serve families better over time.
At 100 Fires Law, we help parents in Portland and throughout Oregon create parenting arrangements that are practical, child-focused, and legally sound.
If you have questions about parenting time or custody in Oregon, 100 Fires Law can help you understand your options. Contact us today.