You can stay a family before, during & after divorce with a custom child-centered co-parenting plan.


Transform your relationship with your co-parent so you can have a trusted partner who supports you in your mission of keeping your kids safe, protected, loved & supported while keeping your business out of the court system. 

Ask me how creating your child-centered co-parenting plan keeps your family whole. 

Dealing with a divorce and trying to transition to a two-household family can be rough. Who gets the kids on what weekends? What do we do when we can’t agree? How do we keep the kids out of our conflict? 

This doesn’t even scratch the surface when it comes to your co-parenting relationship. But what if I told you that you can hold the roadmap that gets you and your co-parent on the same page because your #1 priority is the well-being of your kids? 

What if you could stop wondering how to transition smoothly into a two-household family without having boundary lines crossed or making too many mistakes along the way? And that you’d know at the end of each day that you have the support to get help when you and your co-parent need it.

But where do you learn how to positively communicate like this with your co-parent? After all, you’re both only human.

Getting into the divorce process, it can feel like you’re literally walking on eggshells; doing everything you can to just keep things “neutral.” However, you don’t want to continue delaying something that’s needed because you’re worried about how it will affect your children. 

It’s possible to amicably divorce while learning how to co-parent positively & effectively. All you have to do is make sure you & your co-parent are on the same team = the team of your kids. When you know this is something you have to do for the sake of your children, it’s not that big of a leap (even if you & your co-parent aren’t besties anymore). 

When you and your co-parent team up to work together to protect your kids from all the possible what-ifs caused by the divorce, you graciously avoid high conflict. Meaning, you both agree on what’s best for your children which also means you won’t have to proceed into ugly court battles fighting for custody. 

This is no fairytale but you can still have your happily ever after. I’ll show you how.

INTRODUCING YOUR CUSTOM CHILD-CENTERED CO-PARENTING PLAN

For co-parents who want to stay a family before, during & beyond the divorce through child-centered co-parenting.

Get a step-by-step plan created with you to transition to a two-household family, agree on issues concerning your children, & effectively co-parent as your kids grow into adulthood. 

If you had the steps, support & guidance to effectively co-parent, then maybe you’d… 

See your children have high-quality relationships with both parents. No choosing sides, picking fights, and then trying to hide it from the kids. Instead, see your children love you both just as you love them, unconditionally. 

Limit the negativity and create a positive environment for your children. Kids can sense when the tension is thick enough to cut it with a spoon no matter how much you try to hide it. With a loving & supportive environment, your kids won’t have to feel like the break up was a “problem” for them even when they’re older. 

Put aside the emotional impact of the marriage to move forward for your kids. It’s easy to have negative feelings about your co-parent prior to, during, and after a divorce! However, when you can navigate away from these feelings, you can learn more about what your children need from both parents to thrive.

And this is exactly where I come in.

Say hello to your trusted co-parenting specialist & custom child-centered plan creator.

Hi there, I’m Rebecca! I’m who parents count on as their family & divorce mediator,  co-parenting specialist, & divorce coach. I’m here to help you do what’s best for your children

Is this all sounding too good to be true yet? 

I thought the same when my parents got divorced. But something happened that wasn't typical for families post divorce, my world didn't fall apart & even to this day (over 20 years later!) we’re still a family. Can you believe it? 

This is exactly what I can help you do too. At the end of the day, it’s still your story, your kids, your family. I’m just the helping hand that guides you in keeping it all together. 

Wondering how creating a co-parenting plan helps keep your family together? Here’s how it works. 

When two people get a divorce and children are involved, you want to put aside the emotional impact of the breakdown of your marriage. And that is not easy. 

So first, I’ll help you redefine your relationship with your co-parent. Meaning, you’ll look at your co-parent more as a team member who’s in the business of doing what is best for your kids. Because that is what truly matters. 

And just so you know – when you start your co-parenting relationship it’s expected for things to get rocky! Arguments arise, things get misconstrued, and sometimes you and your co-parent can only agree to disagree. 

This is where I’ll work with you to create your custom co-parenting plan with your co-parent. Together, we’ll work on making the important decisions to ensure your kids are well taken care of. And when disagreements happen, I’ll be there to guide you both toward a compromise.

With your custom child-centered co-parenting plan & a new kind of supportive relationship between you and your co-parent, you will be able to successfully stay a family.

Plus, I’ll still be here for you afterward just in case you need support with positive co-parenting. *Custom child-centered co-parenting plans start at $2800.

To get started, book a free consult with me below. I’ll help you figure out if my custom child-centered co-parenting plan is exactly what you need to move forward. 


Stay on the same team by doing what’s best for your family through child-centered co-parenting.

Book your free consult today to see how I can help you & your family thrive before, during, and beyond divorce.