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The marital ruptures generate many conflicts between couples who end up also affecting the younger children. The objective will be to analyse the figures known as the Parenting Plan and the parental coordinator, highlighting the benefits that family mediation and Collaborative Law can bring. Also, it will be tried to see if thanks to these tools it is possible to protect the minors involved in the marital crises. It Is true that Aragon, Catalonia, Valencia or the Basque Country recognise in their Foral Right the figure of the parenting plan as a complement to the regulatory agreement. In the same vein, the Draft Law of 10 April 2014 on the exercise of stewardship or other measures after the breakdown of family coexistence proposed the reform of the Civil Code and specifically, Article 90 CC valuing the inclusion of this plan between L Extremes that the regulatory convention should refer to. This Parenting Plan may be advisable when the relationship between the couple is cordial or the degree of conflict is lower since the parents will be able to agree on the minimum rules of play that facilitate the coexistence after the rupture and the protection Of the child in all areas which were not envisaged in the regulatory agreement or which may still be developed in a more detailed manner. However, when the degree of conflict is high, the Judge will be able to appoint the parental or parental coordinator to manage the conflict between the couple and ensure that the child is not affected. We Will study the pilot plans related to this figure and are in operation in Catalonia, Valencia or Madrid, to see if this professional or expert has a place in our order. Therefore, it is intended not only to analyze the parental plan and the parental coordinator, but to see how these figures are being regulated or applied in Spain, conducting a doctrinal and jurisprudential analysis that allows us to propose its inclusion in our Civil Code
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