Shared Custody

Resources

Other Features:

Shared Custody offers many resources to help families in multiple household co-parenting situations. Just a few of the many available resources are listed below:

Shared Custody provides local resource lists for counselors, attorneys, social services offices, and many other professionals who can help families come together for the sake of their children.

Shared Custody provides individual address books for each party to store the contact information of caregivers, friends, professionals, and the children's friends, with options to share each contact with the other party or to keep it private.

Only natural parents or guardians to the children can add other caregivers or professionals to the account, and each caregiver or professional has the option to confirm or deny the invitation to join the account. In the event that both natural parents or guardians do not agree on third-party access, only the items generated by the parent who adds the adult will be visible to that adult.

Shared Custody allows individuals to upload and store documents such as medical records, insurance cards, court orders, photos, report cards, the children's school work, and other important documents for secure storage.

Shared Custody has options for multi-family functionality and brings the schedules of siblings, step-siblings, step-parents, and half-siblings together seamlessly without one "ex's" household being able to see or interact with the other "ex's" household.