Co-Parenting Visitation Log and Planner Printable

Co-parenting visitation log and planner

This co-parenting visitation log comes as two pages: a planner for handovers that haven't happened yet and a log for the ones that have. The planner holds the date, pick-up time, drop-off time, pick-up location and drop-off location.

The log page records what took place at each handover.

Fields on the visitation log

• Date
• Day
• Agreed pick-up time
• Actual pick-up time
• Agreed drop-off time
• Actual drop-off time
• Who picked up
• Who dropped off
• Locations or activities during the visit
• Notes

With the agreed and actual times written next to each other, a pick-up or drop-off that ran late shows up on the page straight away. Both handovers get that pair of fields.

How co-parents fill in the planner and log

Fill in the planner page as soon as you and the other parent settle on dates, so every handover has its times and locations written down before the day arrives. Afterwards, copy the agreed times onto the log.

Kept together in a folder, the two pages work as a custody log template that shows where your child went and what they did on each visit.

The notes field has room for how your child seemed after a visit. That record is worth having on paper the next time you and the other parent talk about adjusting arrangements.

Sizes & colors

You'll download a zipped folder of PDF files in A4 and US Letter sizes. Each page comes in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, pink, purple and grey, so the planner and the log can be printed in different colors.

Questions about this co-parenting planner

Can I type into it? No, it's print-only, so you'll write each date, time and location in by hand.

Does it work as a visitation schedule template? Yes, the planner page is where you'll list upcoming visits before each handover date.

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