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12.

Summer: The noncustodial parent shall have, beginning the summer of

________________, ________________ continuous weeks during the

(beginning year)

(number of weeks)

child(ren)’s school summer vacation. During this period of time, the

custodial parent is entitled to the same parenting time the noncustodial

parent would have if the child(ren) was/were with the noncustodial parent;

provided, however, that each parent is to have a period of at least ten (10)

continuous days during the summer that will be uninterrupted by parenting

time with the other parent. The noncustodial parent is to notify the

custodial parent, in writing, not later than May 1 of each calendar year of

the dates he/she will exercise his/her summer parenting time and must

(circle one)

also provide the general location and schedule of where the parenting

time will take place.

13.

Telephone: The noncustodial parent shall have telephone parenting time

with the child(ren) on ________________ each week, between

(day of the week)

________________ and ________________ for not less than

(beginning time)

(ending time)

________________ minutes.

(number of minutes)

14.

Transition Plan: The noncustodial parent shall pick up the child(ren)

from the custodial parent at the beginning of each parenting time period

and return the child(ren) to the custodial parent at the end of each

parenting time period.

15.

Miscellaneous Provisions:

Holidays Take Priority: Holiday parenting time takes priority over the

regular weekend parenting time schedule. The regular weekend

parenting time schedule shall begin again on the weekend following the

holiday schedule and continue after that as provided in this Plan. As an

example, suppose the noncustodial parent’s regular weekend parenting

time with the child(ren) falls during the Easter holiday in a year when the

child(ren) is/are with the custodial parent for Easter. Because Easter is a

holiday, it takes priority. Beginning the first weekend following the holiday,

regular alternating weekend visitation begins again with the noncustodial

parent having the first weekend following the holiday.

Temporary Changes. The parents can temporarily change the terms of

this Plan as long as they both agree to it.

Finality. The Mother and Father each have ten (10) calendar days

from the date this Plan is signed in which to decide not to go forward with

this Plan. If the Mother or Father decides, during such ten-day period, not

to go forward with this Plan, she or he shall notify the other parent or, if the

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