Once the point was established, she wanted it put away.

They moved to the parenting draft.

It set out an interim schedule, communication about Lily, exchanges, and how specified child-related expenses would be handled.

It did not award either parent permanent custody.

It did not trade access to Lily for access to the trust.

Larger support and separation questions could still require advice, further agreement, or court proceedings.

Richard had been given the proposed terms in advance and the opportunity to obtain independent advice.

Changes he requested were discussed rather than dismissed merely because Maya had more money now.