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means one parent makes decisions about the child(ren) because there is no way that the

parents can communicate about the child(ren) or one parent is unfit due to severe mental

illness, substance abuse or domestic abuse issues. However, with sole decision-making, both

parents usually have access to school and medical records and neither parent can move out of

the state with the child(ren) without permission from the court or the other parent.

Because it is in the best interests of the children, I request:

no change

joint decision-making (the parents share the decision making about the child(ren)).

sole decision-making (one parent makes decisions about the child(ren)’s upbringing and

does not have to consult with the other parent).

4b. Living Arrangements Describe the child(ren)’s schedule. Be aware that the number of

overnights the child(ren) live with each parent determines which child support calculation will

be used. If the child(ren) are with each parent more than 110 over nights within 1 year, you

use the shared custody calculation. If one parent has 109 over nights or less, use the primary

custody calculation.

Tip: Print out the school district calendar that includes vacations and in-service days. Circle

the overnights with each parent and count them up to figure out whether to use the shared

or primary calculation. For a one-page annual calendar without school dates, check-out

You may find the Weekly Scheduling Chart, SHC-1132

Word

PDF

helpful. If you use one of these calendars, you also need to set out the times

for exchanges and parenting time during the day. You can attach the annual calendar and

weekly chart to this complaint.

The following schedule is in the child(ren)’s best interests:

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4c. Safety concerns:

A history of domestic violence can significantly affect the outcome of the

custody issues in this case. In short, there is a presumption that the perpetrator of domestic violence

may not get custody. The presumption may be overcome by meeting specific legal requirements. You

are strongly encouraged to discuss the situation with an attorney.

Check boxes that apply: I am concerned about:

the other parent’s drug and/or alcohol use.

the other parent’s current or past domestic violence history.

MOTION TO MODIFY

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Docket: DR705 or DR705UISFA

SHC-1500 (02/18)

Form Shc-1500 - Motion And Affidavit To Modify Custody, Visitation And/or Child Support Page 3

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