Content
This guide addresses psychological, practical, and legal questions that parents have regarding their relationship with their children after a separation or divorce, particularly when they have chosen or are considering the so-called alternating model. It supports parents and children in finding a positive way to function as a family in a new form and provides legal guidelines as well as practical success factors for successful implementation.
The alternating model refers to an arrangement where both parents provide a home for the child, allowing the child to stay with each parent alternately. In addition to outlining the legal foundations of custody and maintenance law, the focus is primarily on the practical requirements for integrating and implementing the alternating model in daily life. The well-being of the child serves as the overarching theme throughout the discussion.

Target Audience
For all parents affected by separation and divorce.