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parent may make arrangements to participate or observe whenever possible,

unless otherwise provided by law or court order;

(8) The right to receive from the other parent, in the event the other parent leaves

the state with the minor child or children for more than forty-eight (48) hours, an

itinerary which shall include the planned dates of departure and return, the

intended destinations and mode of travel and telephone numbers. The parent

traveling with the child or children shall provide this information to the other

parent so as to give that parent reasonable notice; and

(9) The right to access and participation in the child's education on the same bases

that are provided to all parents including the right of access to the child during

lunch and other school activities; provided, that the participation or access is

legal and reasonable; however, access must not interfere with the school's day-

to-day operations or with the child's educational schedule.

VII.

NOTICE REGARDING PARENTAL RELOCATION

The Tennessee statute (T.C.A. § 36-6-108) which governs the notice to be given in

connection with the relocation of a parent reads in pertinent part as follows:

After custody or co-parenting has been established by the entry of a permanent

parenting plan or final order, if a parent who is spending intervals of time with a child

desires to relocate outside the state or more than fifty (50) miles from the other

parent within the state, the relocating parent shall send a notice to the other parent at

the other parent’s last known address by registered or certified mail. Unless excused

by the court for exigent circumstances, the notice shall be mailed not later than sixty

(60) days prior to the move. The notice shall contain the following:

(1) Statement of intent to move;

(2) Location of proposed new residence;

(3) Reasons for proposed relocation; and

(4) Statement that the other parent may file a petition in opposition to the move within

thirty (30) days of receipt of the notice.

VIII.

PARENT EDUCATION CLASS

This requirement has been fulfilled by

both parents

mother

father

neither.

Failure to attend the parent education class within 60 days of this order is punishable by

contempt.

Under penalty of perjury, we declare that this plan has been proposed in good faith

and is in the best interest of each minor child and that the statements herein and on

the attached child support worksheets are true and correct. (A notary public is

required if this is a proposed plan by one parent rather than one agreed by both

parents.)

__________________________________ ___________________________________

Mother

Date and Place Signed

Sworn to and subscribed before me this ______ day of __________________, 20_____.

My commission expires:________________

_______________________________

Notary Public

10/17/2016

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