The decision deck
One question at a time, in your own time.
368 guided decisions across 21 areas, from who keeps the dog to how college gets paid. Each one explains why it matters and what a court does if the two of you never settle it.
Holidays · 4 of 13
Tier AHow do winter school breaks alternate?
Claire's answer shows the moment yours is in.
Winter break spans two holidays and travel. Naming the pattern now removes a yearly negotiation later.
Sample matter · Claire and Dev Hollis · not real people
The bank
Statutory context
What happens if you never agree.
In supported states, each question carries the local default: what a court commonly does with this issue, the statute it comes from, and the date that version took effect. It is context, not a recommendation. Knowing the default is what makes a private agreement an informed one.
Choice answers stay hidden until you have both answered. Nobody answers to match.
Compare
Weeknight schedule
Settled2-2-3 rotation, handoff after school.
2-2-3 rotation, handoff after school.
Who keeps the dogs
DifferentBiscuit and Pepper stay together, with me.
Dogs follow June on the schedule.
College savings
WaitingSample matter · Claire and Dev Hollis · not real people
Claire proposes
Alternate winter break yearly, Dev has even years.
Holidays · proposed Mar 09
Confirming settles this for both of you.
Sample matter · Claire and Dev Hollis · not real people
Propose and confirm
A resolution needs both names on it.
One person proposes wording. The other confirms it, or declines with a note that says what would work instead. Only then does the item read as settled, for both of you, with both names and the date.
Editing a settled answer reopens it visibly. The activity record keeps the whole sequence, so there is never a question about who changed what.
Not ready for a question? Snooze it with a wake date and it comes back on its own.
Where the deck sits in the whole of it.
Decide, compare, close, gather, hand off. The deck is the first of the five and the one everything after it reads from.