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This 2-2-5-5 Custody Schedule Template provides a clear, structured parenting plan designed to support shared parenting time and consistency for families. It includes sample legal language, a weekly schedule table, and guidance on holidays, transportation, communication, and optional monitoring provisions. This template is intended as a starting point and should be customized with the support of a family law attorney.

This free, attorney-drafted parenting plan template comes with a weekly parenting time table, sample legal language, and key stipulations (i.e parenting time arrangements during holidays) to inspire your own 50/50 custody setup.

This free, attorney-drafted parenting plan template comes with a weekly parenting time table, sample legal language, and key stipulations (i.e parenting time arrangements during holidays) to inspire your own 60/40 custody setup.

This free, attorney-drafted parenting plan template comes with a weekly parenting time table, sample legal language, and key stipulations (i.e parenting time arrangements during holidays) to inspire your own 70/30 custody setup.

This free, attorney-drafted parenting plan template comes with a weekly parenting time table, sample legal language, and key stipulations (i.e parenting time arrangements during holidays) to inspire your own 80/20 custody setup.

This is a sample/template for a mutual agreement, between two parties in a custody case or arrangement, around the parameters of alcohol monitoring with BACtrack View.

Download the complete guide to getting started with BACtrack View remote alcohol monitoring for custody. Learn critical factors to consider and questions to ask before starting and when establishing a monitoring agreement.

This handy, one-page reference includes key information, definitions, and essential factors to consider when using alcohol monitoring for custody. Ideal for both parents and family law attorneys.

Download a one-page overview of BACtrack View and how it works.

Navigate your custody or CPS case with confidence. Our attorney-backed Best Interest of the Child checklist breaks down the abstract legal standards judges use into actionable steps for parents to ensure safety, stability, and child-centric decision-making.

Created by a licensed attorney, this customizable “Best Interest of the Child” Declaration Letter template empowers parents to clearly and effectively advocate for a child’s well-being in custody cases. It provides structured guidance to articulate caregiving history, parenting responsibilities, and a proposed custody plan – all aligned with legal standards and focused on the child’s emotional and developmental needs.

Created by a seasoned family law attorney, this free Custody Agreement Template is the exact framework used in real client cases – designed to be court-ready, flexible, and easy to personalize. Whether you’re navigating a peaceful co-parenting setup or dealing with complex challenges like addiction recovery or travel schedules, this comprehensive document helps bring structure, clarity, and legal confidence to your parenting plan. Download it now and take the first step toward protecting your child’s well-being and your parental rights.

Tired of vague, one-size-fits-all custody agreements? This expertly crafted PDF offers plug-and-play templates created by attorney Bret Thurman, JD, to help parents and their family law attorney identify and discuss critical stipulations to include in their custody agreements. From parenting time schedules and travel rules to alcohol monitoring with BACtrack View, each section is practical, editable, and court-ready.

Access the Google Docs version here.

Facing a DUI charge? A well-written character reference or sobriety letter can make a meaningful impact on your case. This free resource provides 3 attorney-crafted templates — letters to send from a treatment counselor, a friend or family member, and the defendant — along with a guide on supporting evidence to submit to the court. These templates will help you effectively demonstrate accountability, progress, and commitment to sobriety.

Created by former attorney Bret Thurman, this spreadsheet helps you make sure you’re collecting the best evidence for your child custody case, keeping it organized, and – by saving your attorney time – saving hundreds in legal fees. The Evidence Tracker tab gives you a birds-eye view of all your evidence, all in one place. Use the Evidence Checklist tab to ensure your documents hit key “best interests of the child” factors your attorney must address in court.

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This overview of BACtrack View for family law attorneys contains: Alcohol Monitoring Quick Guide – a handy, one-page document with everything you need to know about alcohol monitoring; How to download PDF reports of alcohol testing to share in court; BACtrack View information + how to use BACtrack View in custody cases

Get a detailed overview of how alcohol monitoring – and specifically, BACtrack View – works for child custody. This packet contains: How to set an alcohol testing schedule: step-by-step guide; Sample alcohol testing schedule for custody use cases; BACtrack View information + pricing

An Accountability Partner has view-only access to the Tester's account. They help and encourage the Tester by keeping them accountable. A Tester can have multiple Accountability Partners (some plans only). An Accountability Partner can:

• View Results
• Receive SMS/email test notifications

The person monitoring the Tester. A Tester can have multiple Monitors and a Monitor can manage multiple Testers. A Monitor can:

• Request Tests
• Manage Schedules
• View Results
• Download Reports
• Pay for Billing

The person taking the BAC tests with the BACtrack, but they do not have a Monitor. They are monitoring their own results.

The person taking the BAC tests with the BACtrack. Their schedule and account is managed by a Monitor(s). A Tester can:

• Take Tests
• View Schedules
• View Results
• Download Reports
• Pay for Billing

“The Relapse Prevention Workbook” by Debbie Shepard, LSW, is a comprehensive guide that helps individuals maintain sobriety through two key sections: Part A focuses on understanding personal motivations and identifying triggers, while Part B provides practical tools like emergency contacts and coping strategies. Through interactive exercises, the workbook guides users to explore their reasons for sobriety, build support networks, and develop personalized action plans for handling challenges, serving as a practical roadmap for maintaining a sober lifestyle.