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Derived from Italian Law
Is legally mandated in Georgia and Alabama
Is required for divorcing couples
A new concept formulated in the United States
Case Manager
Child’s therapist
Governor
All choices are correct
Develop a relationship with each other
Attend co-parenting training together
Have the agreement ratified in court
Relinquish power to each other
Child’s right to have a stable relationship with both parents
Custodian’s right to enforce the rules in their home
Non-custodial parent’s right to have visitation without restrictions
Right of both parents to share responsibilities of parenting
Can change as circumstances change
Is ineffective until ordered by the court
Can not change
Should be used to document case plan compliance
Birth parents can be seen as scary to foster parents
Foster parents have historically not been included in the process
It can take a lot of work initially for the care manager
All choices are correct
Remind them that they are the experts on their child
Let them know that sharing information about their child will help the caregivers in caring for their child
Encourage the caregiver to start with sending notes to the parent to let them know their child is safe
Make co-parenting a part of the court ordered case plan
90%
75%
55%
35%
Work together as partners
Agree on everything
Learn to argue without violence
Avoid conflict and confrontation
True
False
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