Peace Family Agreements
Parenting plan help in Saskatoon.
Explore help with parenting arrangements for your family in Saskatoon. Hailee works with Saskatchewan clients virtually and confirms the service, scope and fee before the agreed work begins.
Hailee Penno, limited licensee.
Licensed by the Law Society of Saskatchewan for defined family-law services.
A service to discuss with Hailee
Standalone parenting plan
Start with the parenting arrangements your children need: schedules, decisions and communication. The base fee starts at $1,297, with additional-child work starting at $397 per child. Hailee confirms the children and work covered before you engage.
Meet Hailee Penno, limited licensee · Read her family-law scope · About limited licensing
Starting at $1,297professional fee
Book a free 15-minute fit callProfessional fees cover the work agreed in writing. Additional work is agreed separately. GST, PST, court fees and other third-party costs are separate.
What Goes Into a Saskatoon Parenting Plan
A real parenting plan is more than a downloaded form. For Saskatoon parents living in two homes, it's the practical framework that keeps everyday life predictable and keeps minor friction from becoming a standoff.
Schedules That Hold Up
The problem: "Whatever works each week" collapses the moment two calendars clash. What changes: a defined weekly rotation, plus exactly how and where exchanges happen, so nobody's guessing.
Who Calls the Shots
The problem: Schooling, medical care, sports. Unclear authority breeds conflict. What changes: written decision-making rules that settle who decides what, before the issue ever lands.
Holidays & Breaks
The problem: Each holiday and school break reopens the same argument. What changes: a holiday and summer calendar set in advance, so the kids know the plan and you skip the annual negotiation.
How You'll Communicate
The problem: Crossed wires, silent treatment, midnight texts. What changes: agreed channels and reply windows that keep things respectful and low-drama.
Support Without Argument
The problem: Loose support arrangements turn into resentment. What changes: figures anchored to Saskatchewan guidelines and the real schedule, clear, and not up for weekly debate.
Handling the Bumps
The problem: A small disagreement spirals with no agreed next step. What changes: a written way to work through changes so disputes get resolved calmly.
Five details to put in writing
The same avoidable gaps show up over and over in do-it-yourself arrangements.
Keeping the schedule loose
An informal "we'll trade weeks" arrangement feels easy in month one. By month six, each parent recalls it differently, and the tension builds at every pickup. A specific schedule closes that door.
Skipping the decision rules
French immersion or not? Braces now or later? Which faith, which activities? Without an agreed decision-maker, each of these becomes its own dispute. Write it once and move on.
Treating holidays as an afterthought
"We'll figure December out closer to the day" rarely ends well. Setting holidays and breaks in advance keeps celebrations about the kids, not the conflict.
No rules for contact
With no agreed channel or response time, one parent floods the other with messages and the other stops replying. A simple communication standard heads off most of the resentment.
Estimating support by feel
Picking a child-support number without running real income figures sets up a future dispute, sometimes a claim for back-payment. Doing the math properly the first time protects both parents.
Three Routes a Saskatoon Family Can Take
Each route costs something: money now, your own time, or having the same argument again in two years.
| Approach | Verbal Understanding | DIY Template | Professional Parenting Plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up-front cost | $0 now | $50-200 | Starting at $1,297+ |
| How specific | Vague by design | One-size-fits-none | Built around your family |
| Decision-making rules | None | Usually thin | ✓ Clearly defined |
| Holiday schedule | None | Template only | ✓ Mapped year by year |
| Communication standards | None | None | ✓ Included |
| Support figures | Guesswork | You estimate | ✓ Guideline-based |
| Documentation quality | Nothing written | Inconsistent | ✓ Clearly written & reviewed with you |
| What it costs later | Re-argued every time something changes | Gaps show up at the first real disagreement | Written once, with a process for changing it |
A written plan for everyday decisions
A written plan gives both parents a shared reference for schedules, communication and everyday decisions.
Book a free fit callLicensed legal advice for one party. Fixed-fee. Virtual across Saskatchewan.
Why Saskatoon Families Work With Us
Hailee advises one client and prepares the parenting-plan work agreed in writing. Negotiation of unresolved terms is discussed and agreed separately.
Licensed Legal Advice
Licensed through the Law Society of Saskatchewan for uncontested family matters. Your plan is checked against current provincial rules, never a generic fill-in-the-blank.
We Do the Negotiating
Where negotiation is needed, Hailee confirms whether it fits her licensed scope and agrees that work and fee with you separately.
One Fixed Fee
No hourly clock. You know your cost before we begin. Standalone parenting plans start at $1,297, with additional-child work starting at $397 per child. Prices exclude GST & PST; your fixed fee is confirmed upfront and payment terms agreed in writing, no retainer.
Entirely Virtual
Video, phone, and email from anywhere in Saskatoon or central Saskatchewan. No office, no parking, no commute.
Clear, Complete Documents
Each parenting plan is drafted carefully and reviewed with you line by line, so you can ask questions about the terms before signing.
We Stay Available After
Your engagement sets out any included follow-up and revision rounds. Changes outside that agreed work are quoted separately.
Saskatoon Parenting Plan FAQs
Do we actually need a written plan?
It's well worth it. Without one, every schedule tweak or decision can reopen a debate. A written plan gives both Saskatoon parents a shared reference point and gives the kids the steadiness they need.
What if the other parent drags their feet?
Where negotiation is needed, Hailee confirms whether it fits her licensed scope and agrees that work and fee with you separately.
How long does it take?
Timing depends on the agreed work, disclosure, other advisers and signing requirements. Hailee discusses the expected steps for your file.
Can the plan change down the road?
Your engagement sets out any included follow-up and revision rounds. Changes outside that agreed work are quoted separately.
Will the plan stand up over time?
We draft your parenting plan clearly and consistent with Saskatchewan family law, and review each clause with you. A well-documented plan gives both parents a dependable shared reference as life evolves.
Do we each need our own lawyer?
Both parties are always encouraged to obtain independent legal advice before signing. We're happy to provide independent legal advice for one party; the other parent should get their own advice from another family law professional. That keeps things fair on both sides. For an interspousal property agreement under section 38 of The Family Property Act, each spouse must make the required acknowledgment before a lawyer who does not represent the other spouse and has not taken the other spouse's acknowledgment. Peace can advise and draft within its licensed scope; we coordinate the required separate lawyers for those acknowledgments.
Is it truly all virtual?
Yes, phone, video, and email. You can be anywhere in Saskatoon or central Saskatchewan. No office visit required.
What happens after the plan is finished?
Your engagement sets out any included follow-up and revision rounds. Changes outside that agreed work are quoted separately.
A conversation.
A free 15-minute call about fit, scope and your next step.
Agreed work and fees.
Your services and professional fees are confirmed in your written engagement.
A file prepared for you.
After your engagement is signed, Hailee prepares your PeaceHub file.
Personal legal guidance
Hailee guides the work.
Your file stays organized.
When you engage Peace for agreed legal services, Hailee prepares your PeaceHub client file. Your documents, questions and next steps stay together while she guides the work.
See how PeaceHub works ↗
Illustrative scene with a fictional PeaceHub file.
Explore the full service menu and fees
The standalone parenting plan starts at $1,297, with additional-child work starting at $397 per child. Hailee confirms the agreed parenting work. Broader separation documents, support, property and divorce needs are discussed and agreed separately.
Not sure what you need? Take the 2-minute quiz →
Situation A · We mostly agree
You have settled the main points and need it done properly
These three are for people who are substantially agreed. Each is a fixed fee, confirmed before any work starts, with no retainer and no trust account. If terms are still open, the two paths further down are the ones to read.
Most people start with the free 15-minute fit call. When you want real advice before deciding, the advice session starting at $179 is a complete 60-minute session in its own right, priced separately so you’re never paying for a sales pitch.
Prices exclude GST & PST and are confirmed in writing after your intake.
Single-issue separations
Agreement Finalization
For a clean, single-issue separation.
- Peace Charter (your plain-language roadmap of exactly what to gather so we can draft your agreement): responsibilities map + guided disclosure
- Separation agreement base
- One module (children, property, or spousal)
- Independent legal advice (one party)
- One revision round
How you pay
Fixed fee, no retainer, no trust account. Confirmed upfront.Payment arrangements are set out in your engagement.
Recommended
Complete Separation Agreement
The one most families need.
- Peace Charter + separation agreement base
- All applicable areas: parenting/children, property and support where required
- Independent legal advice (one party)
- Two revision rounds
- 30-day question support
How you pay
Fixed fee, no retainer, no trust account. Confirmed upfront.Payment arrangements are set out in your engagement.
The Complete Peace Package
Family Suite
Fully managed, divorce included.
- Everything in Complete Separation Agreement, plus:
- Complex-matter ILA (complex review starting at $1,797)
- Detailed parenting plan (all children)
- Express / priority timeline
- Up to 4 revision rounds
Included bonuses, no extra charge
- Dedicated concierge (one point of contact)
- Digital PDF and original-file ZIP downloads included
- Co-parenting communication toolkit
- Family resource library
- Plain-language implementation roadmap
- Follow-up as confirmed in your written engagement
If you need later work, Hailee confirms the scope and fee separately:
- Future modifications and independent advice, quoted when needed
- Follow-up as confirmed in your written engagement
How you pay
Fixed fee, no retainer, no trust account. Confirmed upfront.Payment arrangements are set out in your engagement.
We’ll discuss the services and fees for your written engagement after intake. No obligation to proceed. Need negotiation on your behalf, or a neutral mediator? See the representation paths on our pricing page.
Published prices are starting points. Hailee reviews your circumstances and confirms the services and fixed professional fee in writing before the agreed work begins. Additional work is discussed and agreed separately. GST, PST and third-party costs are separate. Peace Family Agreements provides advice and family agreement work out of court within Hailee's licensed scope. Solicitor-client privilege may not apply; Hailee explains this before engagement.
Situations B and C · Still working things out
Terms still open? Two different paths
The three packages above assume the main points are settled. When they are not, you have two options, and they work very differently. Neither one is included in those prices.
Situation B · Someone acting for me
Negotiated Separation
Advice, position and negotiation, for one of you.
Confirmed in writing after intake. More involved files are custom quoted first.
- Legal advice for you, within our licensed scope
- Help working out your position
- Communication with the other person or their advisor
- Negotiation of the terms that are still open, out of court
- Your separation agreement, drafted and completed
- Independent legal advice for you (one party)
Where this stops
Peace acts for one person. We do not represent both of you, we are not the neutral mediator, and we do not appear in court.
Situation C · We need a neutral
Mediation-Guided Resolution
A separate neutral mediator, with Peace advising you.
For Peace’s work only. The mediator is engaged separately and sets their own fee.
- We advise you and prepare you for mediation
- We help you organize disclosure and frame the issues
- We turn what you agree on into a formal agreement
- The mediator stays neutral and works with you both
Where this stops
Peace is not the mediator. We advise our own client only, and the mediator’s fee is separate from ours.
Published prices are starting points. Hailee reviews your circumstances and confirms the services and fixed professional fee in writing before the agreed work begins. Additional work is discussed and agreed separately. GST, PST and third-party costs are separate. Peace Family Agreements provides advice and family agreement work out of court within Hailee's licensed scope. Solicitor-client privilege may not apply; Hailee explains this before engagement.
Build Your Own, Pick Only What You Need
The à la carte menu
Every service and add-on has its own starting fee. Choose the work you need, or ask Hailee whether a package fits your circumstances.
All fees exclude applicable taxes (GST & PST) and are fixed and confirmed in writing after your intake. As a Law Society of Saskatchewan limited licensee (not a law firm), we provide advice and family agreement work out of court within our licensed scope.
Start with the free 15-minute fit call. The advice session starting at $179 is a complete 60-minute advice session in its own right, priced separately from the packages, so you’re never paying for a sales pitch.
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Core building blocks | |
| Separation agreement, simple base drafting + finalizing included | Starting at $1,999 |
| Children module | Starting at $697 |
| Property module | Starting at $597 |
| Spousal support module | Starting at $497 |
| Peace Charter responsibilities map + guided disclosure | Starting at $897 |
| Independent legal advice (one party) | Standard review starting at $997; complex review starting at $1,797 |
| Uncontested / joint divorce, filing & finalization | Starting at $2,497 |
| Modification / parenting update | Starting at $897Published starting fees range from $897 to $1,497, depending on the work needed. Hailee reviews the proposed work and confirms your fixed fee in writing. |
| Post-mediation Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) formalization a plain-language summary of what you have both agreed | Starting at $2,497 |
| Standalone parenting plan Starting at $397 per additional child | Starting at $1,297 |
| Trial separations | |
| Trial separation agreement temporary, typically 6-12 months | Starting at $1,297 |
| Convert trial → permanent + ILA | Starting at $1,997Published starting fees range from $1,997 to $3,497, depending on the work needed. Hailee reviews the proposed work and confirms your fixed fee in writing. |
| Optional add-ons | |
| Express / priority timeline | Starting at $397 |
| Agreement revisions (per round) | Starting at $397 |
| Additional service requests | Starting at $297 |
Compare the included work
Compare the work included in each package. Hailee confirms the scope and fixed professional fee for your matter in writing.
Bonuses aren’t sold à la carte. For families with children, the Family Suite services, digital PDF and original-file ZIP downloads, co-parenting toolkit, resource library, implementation roadmap and Follow-up as confirmed in your written engagement are included at no extra charge. Completed matters stay read-only. Completed files remain available in accordance with Peace Family Agreements’ file-retention and professional obligations. Clients receive copies of completed documents for their own records. There is no portal subscription fee for an engaged Peace matter. Printing and delivery are quoted separately. Published starting fees do not determine your final quote. Hailee confirms your fixed fee in writing after reviewing your circumstances. Payment arrangements are set out in your engagement.
Prepare with the Saskatchewan guide
Read the province-wide parenting plan guide. Hailee confirms how the work applies to your circumstances and local signing or other professional requirements.
A conversation is a good place to start
Let's find your
next step.
Start with a free 15-minute call to talk about fit, scope and your next step.
Want legal advice or document review? Book the 60-minute advice session starting at $179. You get $179 off your package if you proceed. Applicable taxes are separate.