Shared Custody or Two-Home Schedule Planner
Organise logistics between households with the child's needs first.
Added October 15, 2026. Written with AI assistance and checked for clarity and placeholders; not reviewed by a lawyer, accountant, clinician or other professional. How these prompts are made
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Help me organise logistics between two homes. Child's age, school, and activities: [CHILD_DETAILS]. The agreed or proposed schedule: [SCHEDULE]. Handover arrangements: [HANDOVERS]. Communication method between parents: [COMMUNICATION]. Create a calendar view for four weeks, showing which home on which day and handover times and places. Add a shared checklist of items that move with the child and items that stay in each home. Draft a short, neutral message template for schedule changes and a rule for how much notice to give. Provide a communication guide focusing on logistics only, a plan for school and medical information to be shared with both parents, and a list of questions to settle with the other parent. This is organisational support, not legal advice; for arrangements that are legally binding, consult a family lawyer or mediation service in [JURISDICTION] ([VERIFY]). Add a section focused on the child's experience: a checklist for making each home feel stable, a short guide for talking with the child about the schedule in simple words, and a note on keeping the child out of adult disagreements. Provide a template for recording agreed changes in writing, and remind me that where there is a safety concern, professional and legal support is needed. Add a worked four-week example for an invented schedule (alternating weeks with a mid-week dinner) showing the home on each day, handover time and place, and a note on school days and activities. Label it an illustration. Add a set of neutral message templates for a schedule change request, an acceptance, a declined request with an alternative, and a request for information about school or medical matters, each under 50 words. Provide a checklist of what moves with the child and what stays in each home. Keep the focus on logistics. Repeat that binding arrangements need qualified legal advice and that any concern about a child's safety requires professional or emergency support.
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