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Susan Guthrie from Divorce in a Better Way discusses a key point in her series on common divorce questions, specifically regarding parenting plans. She emphasizes the importance of not saying "I want" when discussing time with children, particularly in a courtroom setting. Guthrie explains that this phrase often arises during mediation or discussions around parenting schedules, but advises against its use. The reasoning is that parenting plans should be shaped from the perspective of the children's best interests, rather than personal desires for more time with the kids. This approach helps to foster a more constructive dialogue when establishing parenting arrangements.
