Housing decisions during divorce often intersect with custody schedules and school attendance boundaries. This sprint examines how relocation decisions can affect parenting arrangements and the daily logistics of raising children in two households. Participants learn how practical considerations such as commute times and school districts influence housing choices.

The session guides participants through developing a relocation plan that aligns housing decisions with parenting schedules and children’s routines. Participants consider how different housing scenarios may affect stability for children and parents alike. By the end of the sprint, participants will have a structured approach to evaluating relocation decisions within the broader context of co-parenting.