Temporary Permanent Parenting Plan - Kansas (Page 5 of 7) in pdf

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Not necessary at this time.

6.2 Exchange Point: The exchange point for the child(ren) shall be:

The home of the Mother Father parent Other:

Not necessary at this time.

6.3 Notice of Intent to exercise or not to exercise parenting time:

The Mother/Father parent shall notify the other parent _____ days in advance of intent to

exercise scheduled parenting time. If notification is not given, the subject parenting time

will be considered waived.

Except for extreme and exceptional circumstances a parent is not required to wait for the

other parent more than

minutes before the parenting time is considered waived.

Other:________________________________________________________________

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Not necessary at this time.

6.4 Telephone and Mail Contact Between Parent and Child(ren).

Telephone Contact. Each parent is allowed reasonable telephone access to their child(ren) at

reasonable hours without interference from the other parent. Telephone contact with a child(ren)

should not be used as an opportunity by either parent to discuss issues not related to the

child(ren) with the other parent. When telephone contact is attempted to be made with the

child(ren), the child(ren) should either have direct access to the telephone or the telephone

should be given directly to the child(ren) with a minimum of conversation between the parents

unless necessary for discussion of matters related to that contact. Any parent shall not refuse to

answer the phone, turn off the phone or put call block on the line in order to deny the other

parent telephone contact with the child(ren). Each parent shall supply the other parent with

current telephone numbers, where the child(ren) may be found or is/are staying.

Not necessary at this time.

Mail & Email Contact. Each parent with whom the child(ren) is not then living should have

unlimited ability to contact each other by use of either regular United States mail or electronic

mail, if such an account is available. The parent seeking mail contact must provide self-

addressed stamped envelopes for the child(ren) to use. If available, current e-mail addresses

where the child(ren) may be contacted shall be supplied to both parents by each parent. Where

possible, reasonable computer access shall be allowed.

Not necessary at this time.

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