When the final divorce settlement is submitted, how specific can they get to how generic agreed terms were during the hearing?

While your lawyer told you that you agreed to the specific provision of phone contact at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday every other week, I do not believe you agreed to that specific provision when you only agreed to the non-specific provision in the judgment. As it happens, I believe you have a very good reason to challenge that provision in the settlement paperwork because 2:00 p.m. on any Wednesday during the school year is almost certainly during school hours so you get no contact at all. The main question here is, who drafted the settlement agreement after the settlement hearing? If there are more one-sided provisions like the telephone contact provision, you should ask your lawyer to schedule another hearing to resolve the new differences that have arisen after the original hearing. On another point, who is the parenting time coordinator and who pays for that person's services? It sounds like the coordinator works for the other party