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 \nB) the child(ren)’s needs will change and grow as the child matures;  \nC) each parent shall make decisions regarding the day to day care of the child while that child is residing with that parent, including any emergency decisions  \naffecting the health or safety of a child; decisions that affect the other parent’sparenting time shall be communicated promptly; and  \nD) both parents will have access to all of the child(ren)’s records and information, including but not limited to, education, health, extra-curricular activities and religious communications.  \nSET FORTH BELOW IS THE AGREEMENT OF THE PARTIES ON EACH OF THE ISSUES LISTED.  \nLEGAL CUSTODY (choose one):  \n□ with the mother  \n□ with the father  \n□ joint custody  \nPRIMARY PHYSICAL CUSTODY  \nNAME  \n____________________  \n____________________  \n____________________  \n____________________  \n____________________  \nYEAR OF BIRTH  \n________________  \n________________  \n________________  \n________________  \n________________  \nMOTHER  \n□□  \n□□  \n□  \nFATHER  \n□□  \n□□  \n□  \nJOINT  \n□□  \n□□  \n□  \nMAJOR DECISIONS  \nThe parties will consult each other and attempt to arrive at consensus on major decisions. Should they be unable to reach consensus, final decisions will be made as follows.  \nEducation  \nNon-emergency health care Religious upbringing Extracurricular activities  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\n□ mother  \n□ mother  \n□ mother  \n□ mother  \n□ mother  \n□ mother  \n□ mother  \n□ father  \n□ father  \n□ father  \n□ father  \n□ father  \n□ father  \n□ father  \n□ Joint  \n□ Joint  \n□ Joint  \n□ Joint  \n□ Joint  \n□ Joint  \n□ Joint  \nDISAGREEMENTS  \nWhere parents have elected joint decision making in major decisions section above, please explain how any disagreements in decision making will be resolved. i.e. explain the process parents will use when a tie breaker is needed.  \n________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________  \nPARENTING TIME  \nIf the parties cannot otherwise agree during the term of this parenting plan, the noncustodial parent, or in joint custodial arrangements, the □ mother or □ father shall have ata minimum the following parenting time: (choose one)  \n□ first and third weekend of each month  \n□ first, third, and fifth weekend of each month  \n□ second and fourth weekend of each month.  \n□ Every other weekend starting on   .  \n□ Each   starting at   am/pm and ending at   am/pm  \n□ Other:    \n__________________________________________________________________  \n_____________________________________________________________  \n□ weekday time  \n□ none  \n□ every   evening.  \n□ every other   evening during the week prior to a nonvisitation weekend  \n□ every   and   evening.  \n□ other:    \n________________________________________________________________  \nFor purposes of this Parenting Plan, a weekend will start at   am/pm on (circle one) Thursday/Friday/Saturday/Other:   and end at   am/pmon Sunday/Monday/Other (circle one):  .  \nWeekday visitation will begin at _____am/pm and will end at (circle one)  \n7:00/8:00pm/ pm/when the child(ren) return(s) to school or day care the next  \nmorning/Other:    .  \nThis parenting schedule begins (check one):  \n□   (date and time) OR □ on the date of the Court’s  \nOrder.  \nFALL VACATION  \nThe day to day ","cbCaieC63MWLR3zF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieC63MWLR3zF","pdf",322095,10,"English","# Consent Parenting Plan\n## Legal Custody and Primary Physical Custody\n## Major Decisions and Disagreements\n## Parenting Time\n## Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer Vacation\n## Notice and Special Days and Holidays","[{\"question\":\"What does a consent parenting plan require the parents to recognize?\",\"answer\":\"It requires recognizing that a close, continuing parent-child relationship is in the child(ren)’s best interest, that the child(ren)’s needs change as they mature, and that emergency and day-to-day care decisions follow the plan’s communication and decision rules.\"},{\"question\":\"How are major decisions handled if the parents cannot agree?\",\"answer\":\"The plan states that the parties will consult and attempt consensus, and if they cannot agree, final decisions are made according to the selected allocation for major decision categories such as education, non-emergency health care, religious upbringing, and extracurricular activities.\"},{\"question\":\"What parenting time options are available in the plan?\",\"answer\":\"The plan provides checkable schedules such as first and third weekend, first/third/fifth weekend, or second and fourth weekend, plus alternatives like every other weekend, specified weekday time, and selected evening visitation terms.\"}]","Consent Parenting Plan - Parenting Time and Custody Agreement | PDF"]