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Although this template is also useful as a guide for an order for other types of custody disputes, it almost certainly does not include all of the findings of fact or conclusions of law for your particular situation.  Therefore, it is imperative that you add in the other necessary findings of fact and conclusions of law for your particular case.\nThis template includes detailed provisions addressing many different common areas of dispute which arise in almost every case, but it also includes fact-specific provisions which do not arise in every case but do come up with some frequency (such as transportation, exposure to other romantic partners, alcohol use, etc.).  Accordingly, many of these fact-specific provisions are not applicable to many cases, and you should NOT include the inapplicable provisions to every case for at least two reasons:  (1) the order will be subject to reversal because the provisions are not supported by the evidence (Please note that the findings of fact must also support the provisions used.  For example, if there are no findings of fact regarding alcohol use or abuse, there would be no reason to include provisions which limit or restrict alcohol use by the parties.), and (2) the order will likely confuse the parties and may even inspire new disputes the parties had not thought of yet!  For these reasons, among others, do not use this entire template as a handwritten fill-in-the blank form.  It is best to edit the template on a computer so that unnecessary provisions can be deleted entirely.  Some of the provisions actually conflict with one another, as there are various alternatives provided, so leaving both alternatives in the order is confusing even if both aren’t “checked;” furthermore, if you inadvertently “check” two contradictory provisions, the order is both confusing and subject to reversal.  If you want to use this template as a handwritten fill-in-the-blank form, you should take out the fact-specific provisions which will not be needed in most cases to create a more general form.  When you need more fact-specific provisions, you can always add them to your particular order, whether or not they are provided by this template.  For example, some of the provisions, such as communication by www.ourfamilywizard.com, are intended as a relatively low-budget way of dealing with high-conflict cases (See N.C. Gen. Stat.  § 50-90(1).) which are “frequent fliers” in the family court.  Because this template is intended primarily for pro se cases, it does not include provisions for a parenting coordinator, as a parenting coordinator would probably be too expensive for most pro se cases, but certainly you may add these provisions if appropriate for your particular case.  (See N.C. Gen. Stat.  §§ 50-90 to -100.)\nAlso, please remember that statutes and case law may change the requirements for various order provisions at any time.  Make sure your order is up to date!  Furthermore, local rules and customs of practice in North Carolina’s 100 counties vary.  Make sure that any provisions which may be needed in your particular county are included and that provisions which are inapplicable to your county are excluded.  For example, this template was developed in Wake County, North Carolina and refers to a supervision service available there, “Time Together.”\n\u000f\nNORTH CAROLINA\t\t\t\t   IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE _______________ COUNTY     \t\t   DISTRICT COURT DIVISION\n_________________________\n)\n_______________________, )\n)\nPlaintiff\t\t\t)\n)\nv.\t\t\t)\n)\t\t\tNo.  ____________\n_______________________, )\n)\nDefendant.\t\t)\n_________________________)\nCHILD CUSTODY AND VISITATION ORDER\n(Initial Determination)\nTHIS CAUSE coming on to be heard and being heard before the undersigned District Court Judge presiding at the ","cbCaiqQ29busEtRS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqQ29busEtRS","docx",64928,37,"English","# FINDINGS OF FACT\n## Identification of Child(ren)\n## Other Actions and Jurisdiction","[{\"question\":\"Who is this template primarily intended for?\",\"answer\":\"It is intended primarily for an initial determination of permanent custody in a pro se dispute between two parents.\"},{\"question\":\"Why must the order be customized with additional findings and conclusions?\",\"answer\":\"The template almost certainly does not include all findings of fact or conclusions of law for the specific situation, so required content must be added to support the included provisions.\"},{\"question\":\"What should you avoid when using the template’s provisions?\",\"answer\":\"Do not include fact-specific provisions that are not supported by evidence or that are not applicable to the case, and do not leave conflicting alternatives in the final order.\"}]","Child Custody and Visitation Order 1-29 | DOCX",1788328914,13]