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Both parents hereby request the Court, pursuant to Ohio Revised Code section 3109.04 (D)(1)(a)(i, ii, or iii) to grant the parents the shared parenting of their child(ren):   D.O.B  and   \nD.O.B. Neither parent expects opposition to this plan from the other. Each parent  \nis a caring and appropriate parent with the ability to provide guidance, concern and a proper home environment for the minor children.  \nNeither parent has been convicted of or pleaded guilty to a violation of Ohio Revised Code section 2919.25 involving a family member, any other offense which resulted in physical harm toa family member, has been determined to be the perpetrator of an abusive act that is the basis of an adjudication that a child is an abused child or has acted or contributed in any manner resulting in a child being a neglected child.  \nThe parties acknowledge that each has the present ability to cooperate and make decisions jointly with respect to the minor children and the ability to encourage the sharing of love, affection and contact between the minor children and each parent. The parents shall discuss and resolve all major issues jointly. The geographic proximity of the parties to each other is not considered to be a barrier and makes the concept of shared parenting a realistic alternative.  \n1. PHYSICAL LIVING ARRANGEMENTS  \n1.1 Mother and Father shall be the residential parents without regard to where the children are physically located.  \n1.2   shall be designated as the residential parent for school purposes.  \n1.3 Mother shall have the following parenting time:  \n___________________________________________________________________________  \n___________________________________________________________________________  \n___________________________________________________________________________  \n___________________________________________________________________________  \n1.4 Father shall have the following parenting time:  \n___________________________________________________________________________  \n___________________________________________________________________________  \n___________________________________________________________________________  \n___________________________________________________________________________  \nRev. 7/17  \n1.5 Holidays with each parent shall be alternated. In the event the parents disagree as to holidays, they shall adopt the Juvenile Court Standard Parenting Order as it relates to holidays. The Juvenile Court Standard Parenting Order is attached hereto and incorporated herein.  \n1.6 Each parent shall have time with the minor children on the children’s birthdays (set forthwith specificity) .  \n1.7 Each parent shall have two (2) weeks of uninterrupted annual vacation with the children with the other parent to receive written notice of such vacation request at least thirty (30)  \ndays prior to the vacation period’s commencement. However, reasonable telephone contact is tobe allowed.  \n1.8 Mother and father shall have the minor children at any other time as agreed upon in advance between the parents. The parents shall modify the schedule to meet the needs of the children. In the event they disagree as to modification, they shall utilize mediation or counseling before filing motions with the Court. Each parent will provide a bedroom(s) for the children separate from the parent’s room.  \n1.9 If either parent desires to relocate, the relocating parent, under this Shared Parenting Plan must notify the Court of their intent to relocate and provide the Court with a new residence address promptly. Said notice shall be filed with Juvenile Court Clerk who will forward said notice to the clerk of Courts and a copy forwarded to the other parent except as provided in Ohio Revised ","cbCaitshsr0vqcZA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitshsr0vqcZA","pdf",16211,"English","# PHYSICAL LIVING ARRANGEMENTS\n## Parenting time for Mother\n## Parenting time for Father\n## Holidays and birthdays\n## Vacation and schedule modifications\n## Relocation notice and court process\n# Child support and related matters\n# Geographic restrictions on relocation\n# Medical decision-making and access to records\n# Access to records, activities, and childcare\n# SCHOOLS\n## School placement consultation","[{\"question\":\"What legal basis does the plan cite for shared parenting?\",\"answer\":\"The plan requests shared parenting under Ohio Revised Code section 3109.04(D)(1)(a)(i, ii, or iii), filed to request the Court to grant shared parenting of the child(ren).\"},{\"question\":\"How does the plan handle parenting time, holidays, and birthdays?\",\"answer\":\"It sets out physical living arrangements and designated parenting time for each parent, alternates holidays with the Court Standard Parenting Order used if the parents disagree, and provides that each parent has time with the child(ren) on their birthdays.\"},{\"question\":\"What notice is required if a parent wants to relocate?\",\"answer\":\"The relocating parent must promptly notify the Court of the intent to relocate and provide a new residence address, filed with the Juvenile Court Clerk, with forwarding to the other parent except as allowed by Ohio Revised Code section 3109.051(G)(2)(3) and (4). 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