Parental agreement regarding cooperation in raising and maintaining a child after divorce

After a divorce, parents can enter into an agreement that defines each parent's involvement in raising and providing for the child. Such an agreement helps regulate important aspects of the child's life and avoid potential conflicts in the future.

• Key provisions of the agreement:

1. Child’s residence: It specifies with which parent the child will permanently reside.
2. Parental involvement in upbringing: It establishes the conditions and schedule for the child’s communication with the other parent who lives separately.
3. Financial support: The amount and procedure for paying child support are defined, as well as participation in additional child-related expenses.
4. Other conditions: The agreement may include provisions regarding education, healthcare, recreation, and other aspects of the child's life.

• Form and procedure for concluding the agreement:
• The agreement must be in writing and notarized.
• Parents may independently draft the agreement or seek help from a lawyer.
• After signing and notarization, the agreement becomes legally binding.
• If circumstances change, parents can amend the agreement by mutual consent and have the changes notarized again.