In this brief monologue, co‑parenting specialist Mary Levin explains that a good parenting plan should go beyond the basic legal requirements. She stresses the importance of getting out of limbo and staying out, providing lasting structure for the family, and urges parents to invest the hard work now so their children will benefit in the long term.
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