You’ll get one-on-one guidance to help you understand your feelings, set clear boundaries, develop a parenting plan, and learn new ways to talk to your ex. We’ll practice real-life situations so you feel ready for anything.

Yes, all conversations are strictly confidential in accordance with the ICF Code of Ethics. However, if I believe you or your children are in danger, I reserve the right to inform the relevant authorities. Please remember that your safety is my highest priority.

Before each session, think about what’s bothering you and what you want to achieve. You might write down notes or questions you have. It’s all about helping you feel ready and focused. To make the most of our time, consider:

• Reflecting on the challenge or situation you’d like to address.

• Writing down any key questions or goals for the session.

• Finding a quiet, comfortable space where you can focus.

No preparation is required, but these steps can help maximize the value of our session.

All sessions are conducted online, so you can join from the comfort of your home or any quiet location. A stable internet connection and a device with a camera and microphone are all you need.

Yes, you can cancel or reschedule your session via the link provided in your booking confirmation email. Cancellations or changes should be made at least 24 hours in advance. Please note, non-showups are not eligible for refunds, but I am happy to reschedule your session.

No, I do not provide legal advice, but I can help you manage your emotions and stress, allowing you to stay strong while you navigate legal processes or develop parenting plans. Together, we can explore strategies to ensure you are prepared and focused throughout this journey.

While no plan is guaranteed without court approval, our parenting agreement is drafted to meet legal standards and cover 220+ essential points. I always recommend having your lawyer review and finalize the document before filing, especially in high-conflict cases.

Your lawyer can focus on legal wording and filings, while you get the heavy lifting done here: strategy, structure, and conflict-proofing. Hand over a complete, customized draft so your attorney can efficiently turn it into an enforceable order.

Absolutely. The framework is designed to adapt to different legal jurisdictions and family dynamics worldwide. You’ll receive guidance on tailoring clauses to your country’s requirements—and I recommend a local attorney’s final review.

You get up to two rounds of revisions on your parenting plan to fine-tune any details before finalizing the document.

In the event that your ex-partner disagrees with certain aspects of the proposed parenting plan, it is crucial to approach the situation strategically. High-conflict parenting plans are specifically designed to prepare you for resistance and offer practical solutions. By incorporating parallel parenting strategies, boundary-setting techniques, and fallback clauses, you can ensure that your child's well-being remains the top priority, even if the other parent is not cooperative.

When presenting the plan in mediation or court, frame it as a constructive proposal to establish a solid foundation for co-parenting. This approach not only demonstrates your commitment to collaboration but also allows for necessary revisions before finalization. By doing so, you can create a plan that addresses both parties' needs while firmly prioritizing your child's best interests.

Your first draft arrives in 14–21 business days. For urgent cases, you can pay an express fee of €749 to receive that draft in just 3 business days.