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26 verbatim requirements from document (unlisted) [unlisted] ChildrensTime-SharingSchedule.
20th Judicial Circuit. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Verbatim from https://www.ca.cjis20.org/pdf/judge/ChildrensTime-SharingSchedule.pdf, harvested 2026-07-25; whitespace normalised only. • The parties must be flexible and cooperative in implementing this schedule. • Time-Sharing Schedule Effective immediately, the children shall have the following time-sharing schedule: • For weekly time-sharing, the children shall be with or at the direction of the Father Monday through Friday and every other weekend and shall be with or at the direction of the Mother on the alternate weekends from • The parties shall confer and agree upon a summer schedule for each parent consisting of fourteen (14) continuous days. • The holiday days arrived at under this paragraph are the days assigned to each parent during the holidays designated below. -- 1 of 4 -- (1) For holiday time-sharing from the children’s kindergarten school year through age 18, the parties shall have the children for: • If the Wednesday night before is not a weekly night with the parent entitled to Thanksgiving in any year, the children shall be exchanged at 5 p.m. on the • (A) The weekly schedule shall continue until the first day after the last day of school in December and shall resume on the first day before the school day that school resumes in January. • (B) The parties shall equally divide the days of the “Winter Break,”that is, from and including the second day after the last day of school in December to and including the second day before the school day that school resumes in January but excluding 12/24 and 12/25. • (C) In even numbered years the Father shall have the first half of the equally divided days of the “Winter • Break” as defined above and the Mother shall have the second half. • Father shall be entitled to the children for “Spring Break” during even numbered years, the Mother during odd numbered years. • (5) In addition, the children shall be with the Father on Father’s Day, from at least 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. if that • The parties shall each share the responsibility for transporting the children for weekly, summer and holiday time-sharing. • The party acquiring the children shall drive to the other parent’s residence and the place of exchange shall be the parents’ residences, unless pick up and drop off at school applies to the weekly contact. • The parents may each designate any adult to pick up or drop off the children and they do not have to pick -- 2 of 4 -- up or drop off the children themselves. • The parents shall have the children available for pick up or drop off for up to 1.0 hour after the designated time. • They shall coordinate passing the children’s clothes and personal items and also books and school work between them when the children are exchanged. • If either parent plans a vacation or a trip out-of-town with the children for more than three (3) days, that parent must provide the other parent with a general itinerary and the dates of departure and return. • If possible, each parent should give at least 24 hours notice of any cancellation of contact. • Scheduling parenting time, arranging transportation and other details concerning exchanges of the children must be discussed only between the parents and not between the children and the parents. • Both parties shall have contact with the children at school and other extracurricular activities, as follows: • The parents shall not under any circumstances cause any disturbance as a result of any disagreements between them regarding their children to occur on school grounds or in front of the children. • Such disputes must be discussed privately between the parties and if they cannot resolve the matter, they must be brought before the court. • Any disturbance or disagreement concerning the children expressed verbally or otherwise on school grounds -- 3 of 4 -- or in front of the children shall be a violation of this order subjecting the parties to sanctions. • The residence of the parent with whom the children spend most of the time during the months of the school year, in a settlement agreement, order or final judgment, shall be the residence of the children for enrollment purposes and determination of the children's school district. • If the children rides a bus to or from school, the children will ride the bus that travels to and from the residence of the parent with whom the children spend most of the time during the months of the school year, in a settlement agreement, order or final judgment, and if the parties have agreed or the court has ordered that the other parent is entitled to pick up the children on any given day or to ride the bus to or from the residence of the other parent on any given day, the parties shall provide the school administration with written permission signed by both of them for this alternate pick up or bus travel. -- 4 of 4 --
The parties must be flexible and cooperative in implementing this schedule.
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