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Where this form refers to “children” it refers to any and all minor children common to the parties whether one or more.  \nOne or both parents must complete and sign the Plan as follows:  \na. If only one parent is submitting the Plan: that parent must sign at the end of PART 2 and 3.  \nb. If both parents agree to legal decision-making and parenting time arrangements but not to joint legal decision-making: Both parents must sign the Plan at the end of PART 2 and 3, and the Affidavits under Section 5.  \nc. If both parents agree to joint legal decision-making and parenting time arrangements as presented in the Plan: Both parents must sign the Plan at the end of PARTS 2, 3, and 4, and the Affidavits under Section 5.  \nPART 1: GENERAL INFORMATION:  \nA. MINOR CHILDREN. This Plan concerns the following minor children:(Use additional paper if necessary)  \nB. THE FOLLOWING LEGAL DECISION-MAKING ARRANGEMENT IS REQUESTED:  \n(Choose ONE of 1, 2, 3, 4.)  \n 1. SOLE LEGAL DECISION-MAKING BY AGREEMENT.  \nThe parents agree that sole legal decision-making authority should be granted to  Party A  Party B.  \nThe parents agree that since each has a unique contribution to offer to the growth and development of their minor children, each of them will continue to have a full and active role in providing a sound moral, social, economic, and educational environment for the  \nbenefit of the minor children, as described in the following pages, OR  \n 2. SOLE LEGAL DECISION-MAKING REQUESTED BY THE PARENT SUBMITTING THIS PLAN. The parents cannot agree to the terms of legal decisionmaking and parenting time. The parent submitting this Plan asks the Court to order sole legal decision-making authority and parenting time according to this Plan.  \nOR  \n 3. JOINT LEGAL DECISION-MAKING BY AGREEMENT. The parents agree to joint legal decision-making and request the Court to approve the joint legal decision-making arrangement as described in this Plan.  \nOR  \n 4. JOINT LEGAL DECISION-MAKING AUTHORITY REQUESTED BY THE PARENT SUBMITTING THIS PLAN.  \nThe parents cannot agree to the terms of legal decision-making and parenting time or are unable to submit this plan together at this time. My request for joint legal decisionmaking authority is deferred for the Court’s determination.  \nPART 2: PARENTING TIME. Complete each section below. Be specific about what you want the Judge to approve in the court order.  \nA. (School Year) WEEKDAY AND WEEKEND TIME-SHARING SCHEDULE:  \n The minor children will be in the care of Party A as follows: (Explain) .  \n The minor children will be in the care of Party B as follows: (Explain) .  \n Other parenting time arrangements are as follows: (Explain) .  \n Transportation will be provided as follows:  \n Party A or  Party B will pick the minor children up at   o’clock.  \n Party A or  Party B will drop the minor children off at   o’clock.  \nParenting-time exchanges will occur at the following exchange location :  \nParents may change their time-share arrangements by mutual agreement with at least   days’ notice in advance to the other parent.  \nB. SUMMER MONTHS OR SCHOOL BREAK LONGER THAN 4 DAYS: The weekday and weekend schedule described above will apply for all 12 calendar months EXCEPT:  \n During summer months or school breaks that last longer than 4 days, no changes shall be made. 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