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Governs the plan's required contents, mandatory forms, and relocation rules.
Parents, addresses, work schedules, children with ages and schools, medical and educational needs, backup caregivers.
The starting frame. The draft converts it into times, days, and exchange locations.
What the parents have settled and exactly where they are stuck.
Decides how much joint authority the plan can carry and how tightly exchanges must be specified.
Watch for these throughout
Many states require a specific parenting-plan form or mandate particular contents. Confirm the current form and required provisions before filing anything drafted here.
Joint decision-making between high-conflict parents converts every decision into a motion. Where the parents cannot cooperate, one-decides-after-consulting is usually the more durable term.
Relocation is governed by statute and by notice periods that override plan language. Draft the relocation paragraph to match the statute rather than the parents' preference.
A short right-of-first-refusal trigger sounds protective and generates more conflict than it prevents. Set the trigger to the length these parents can actually live with.
Never put a support figure in the parenting plan. Reference the separate order, or the two documents will conflict the first time either is modified.