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PLAN\n\nThis Parenting Plan is proposed  \n                            ,the Petitioner/□Respondent.*Every Individual Plan must be accompanied by a completed Worksheet.  \nThis plan is proposed for use  temporarily/  permanently/  both temporarily and permanently.  \nCHILDREN  \nList the name and date of birth of all children subject to this Parenting Plan.  \n\n| Name   | Date of Birth   | Name   | Date of Birth   |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  | /  \u003Cbr>/   |  | /  \u003Cbr>/   |\n|  | /  \u003Cbr>/   |  | /  \u003Cbr>/   |\n|  | /  \u003Cbr>/   |  | /  \u003Cbr>/   |\n|  | /  \u003Cbr>/   |  | /  \u003Cbr>/   |\n\n  The other parent should not have parenting time with the children due to the following:  \n# RESTRICTIONS\n\nThe Family Court can restrict a parent's contact with the children if the parent has engaged in certainkinds of conduct harmful to the children.To begin,you must read the following list of types of conduct thatcan require restrictions,and then you must read the rest of the Restrictions section and complete the items thatapply to your situation.  \n## CONDUCT THAT CAN REQUIRE PARENTAL RESTRICTIONS.\n\n● The parent has abused,neglected,or abandoned a child.  \n● The parent has sexually assaulted or abused a child.  \n● The parent has committed acts of domestic violence.  \nSCA-FC-121:Parenting Plan  \nReview Date:05/2014;Revision Date:05/2014;TwVSCA Approved:06/17/2014  \nCONDUCT THAT CAN REQUIRE PARENTAL RESTRICTIONS(continued).  \n● The parent has repeatedly interfered with the other parent's rights to contact or visit the children.But,this situation does not justify restrictions if the parent interfered with the other parent's accessin order to protect a child's safety.  \n·The parent has repeatedly made unfounded reports of domestic violence,child abuse or neglect,orsexual abuse.  \n·A Court has issued a restraining order against the parent for domestic or family violence.  \n● The parent has neglected their responsibilities for caring for the children.  \n·The parent has engaged in alcohol,drug,or other substance abuse that has resulted in that parentneglecting their responsibilities for caring for the children.  \n● The parent does not have a loving emotional relationship with the children.  \n● The parent habitually starts arguments with the other parent,or the children.  \nNext,read the rest of the section,and complete the items you want to propose for your Parenting Plan.  \n  NO RESTRICTIONS should be included in the Parenting Plan,because neither parent has engaged in anyconduct harmful to the children.  \n RESTRICTIONS should be included in the Parenting Plan,and these restrictions should be placed on the Petitioner/  Respondent.These restrictions should be included in the Parenting Plan because thePetitioner or Respondent has engaged in conduct harmful to the children.If vou checked the  \n\"Restrictions\"box.vou must complete the following section by listing the reasons vou think restrictionsshould be 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