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		In general, the purposes of the Parenting Act are to specify the duties of each parent and to identify and try to resolve sources of conflict involving the children during the dissolution process.
		The other parent may present evidence to the court to show that the abuse or the bad conduct did not occur, or that the act did not affect the children and should have no effect on the parenting plan.
		If one parent does not agree to a proposed change, the court can modify a plan only if revisions are made necessary by a substantial change that has occurred in the child's life or in the lives of the parents since the parenting plan was ordered.
	www.wsba.org /media/publications/pamphlets/parenting.htm (2459 words)

	Sample Parenting Plan
		The Parents, spouse, said children or other children, relatives, friends, live-in mates/roommates of either party, are restrained from unreasonably interfering with the rights to privacy of said children during such telephone conversations, or from listening on an extension telephone.
		The receiving Parent shall have the OPTION of verifying the illness of said children in person or by telephone, and shall have the option of caring for said sick children unless said sick children are under the care of a physician for serious illness, or are taking prescription medication for serious illness.
		The Parents are restrained and enjoined from attempting to coerce said children into false and negative beliefs about, negative or abusive behavior toward, or attempt to alienate said children from, Parent or Step-Parent, and shall not attempt to foster a lack of love or care for the other Parent or Step-Parent in any way whatsoever.
	www.deltabravo.net /custody/pplan3.php (4283 words)

	Parenting plan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		When parents separate there may be considerable advantage in formally agreeing how they will deal with the children.
		A parenting plan is a document which sets out the main issues in detail.
		The Parenting Plan is a leaflet published by the UK's Lord Chancellor's Department and now carried on by the Department for Constitutional Affairs intended to be useful to parents involved in divorce or separation.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Parenting_plan (242 words)

	Parenting After Divorce - Sample Parenting Plan from Parenting After Divorce
		Cooperative parenting establishes a framework wherein, mutually or with a mediator, we agree to establish two homes for Jeremy and Jennifer, arrange for the day-to-day care of Jeremy and Jennifer, consult one another concerning the needs of Jeremy and Jennifer and each other as their needs relate to Jeremy and Jennifer.
		Whichever parent has had the children sleep over the night before an illness is responsible for staying home with that child the next morning if that child is too ill to return to school (or camp in the summer).
		The basic principal is that the parent having the child is responsible to deliver the child either to the other parent who is supposed to have the child, or to the event or activity the child is expected to attend.
	www.parentingafterdivorce.com /books/plan.html (2726 words)

	DivorceNet - Parenting Plan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Unless a parenting plan is agreed to by the parties within thirty days of the filing of the complaint for divorce, the parties will be required to attend a four hour parenting course.
		By entering into an agreed parenting plan, the parties can ask the court to excuse the parenting classes on the basis the parties are already working together on issues involving their children and therefore parenting classes are not necessary.
		Attached to each parenting plan must be a verified statement of income and a verified statement that the plan is proposed to be in good faith and in the best interest of the child.
	www.divorcenet.com /states/tennessee/tn_art04 (1065 words)

	GH6130 Developing a Parenting Plan: A Guide for Divorcing Parents, MU Extension
		In 1998, the Missouri General Assembly mandated divorcing parents, with children under the age of 18, to file a parenting plan with the court as a part of the divorce process.
		Parenting plans must be filed within 30 days of receiving the summons, or filing an entry of appearance, whichever happens first.
		When parents are geographically separated, the child may have a primary residence during the week and school year and then visit the other parent on weekends, holidays and during summer vacations.
	muextension.missouri.edu /xplor/hesguide/humanrel/gh6130.htm (2211 words)

	Successful parenting plan after divorce
		However, when the spouse is a parent, this perceived need to be away from the other parent is in direct conflict with a child’s need to have two parents who love and care for him or her.
		No matter how difficult the situation, there is tremendous value in a parent being prepared when meeting a mediator, lawyer, therapist, evaluator or a judge, and most of all when meeting with the other parent.
		If the parents are then able to jointly prepare a parenting plan, they are 80% more likely to carry out the plan than when a third party writes the plan for them.
	www.proactive-coach.com /divorce/parenting/major.htm (751 words)

	Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts
		The law is a reminder to parents that the most important part of a family is the children.
		It is recommended that all questions concerning how to proceed with a divorce under the Tennessee Parenting Plan Law or a petition for the modification of an existing divorce decree should be directed to an attorney of your choice.
		Pursuant to Public Chapter 127, amending T.C.A. §36-6-404, the Administrative Office of the Courts developed a parenting plan form that shall be used consistently by each court within the state that approves parenting plans pursuant to §36-6-403 or §36-6-404”.
	www.tsc.state.tn.us /geninfo/Programs/Parenting/Parenting.htm (409 words)

	Colorado Child Custody Options & Parenting Plan Schedules - Colorado Center for Divorce Mediation
		This parenting plan option may be preferred, however, given the parents' history of involvement with the children, available time for parenting, present parenting resources, or, as a transitional approach to timesharing.
		Some second parents describe the evening only visit as too rushed with less time to adequately supervise homework and to “settle in.” This option may be one of a few workable ones with second parents having difficult work schedules, especially those with very early hours.
		Parents often find it helpful or necessary to reconsider and update their child custody, timesharing or parenting plan agreements to reflect the changing needs of their children.
	www.coloradodivorcemediation.com /family/parent_plans.asp (1559 words)

	SPIG - Sample parenting plan - Colorado (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		If a parent scheduled to have the children is unable to do so for more than a 2 hour period of time during their scheduled time, that parent shall promptly notify the other parent and the other parent shall then have the option to care for the children while the normally scheduled parent is absent.
		The parents birthdays, which fall on various days of the week each year, shall be discussed at least one month in advance to adjust parenting time that will allow the children to spend time with that parent on their birthday.
		Each parent is to refrain from discussion of parental issues during the exchange of the children and the children are not to be involved in any of the parental discussions between the two parents.
	www.spig.clara.net /p-plans/flintstones.htm (4026 words)

	Parenting Plan Outline
		The parent who has the children for that period of time shall be responsible for insuring the children attend on going activities, such as athletics or extracurricular events in which the child(ren) participate(s).
		Each parent agrees to share with the child(ren) the fact that they are dating as well as aspects of their new social life.
		Parents need to reassure their child/children that the other parent was not the cause of the separation.
	www.cfli.com /parentplan-outline.html (5131 words)

	Developing An Effective Parenting Plan e-Course: A Comprehensive Tool that Will Keep Your Child From Becoming Another ...
		A PARENTING PLAN is a detailed document that identifies important short-term and long-term post divorce considerations about how they will co-parent their children.
		A parenting plan is a carefully thought out post divorce arrangement that focuses on the NEEDS OF CHILDREN and also considers the respective concerns, values, attitudes and lifestyles of both parents after divorce.
		Parents caught in high-conflict custody disputes are often frustrated by not being able to reach a divorce settlement while spending a pile of money trying to do it.
	www.reenasommerassociates.mb.ca /parentplan_intro.html (1068 words)

	Sample Parenting Plan (Comprehensive)
		Parent commencing his/her parenting period is to provide and/or pay for transportation of said children, which he/she may delegate to a responsible adult.
		That Parents have the right to exercise parenting time with a single child of said children on special occasions in order to provide the best love, care and attention based on the unique and individual needs of that child or those children, when agreed upon by both Parents.
		That the Parent with whom the children are staying shall be responsible for daily care and shall make necessary decisions regarding additional educational opportunities of said children, (academic pursuits at school, signing of report cards, after-school activities in which he/she participates, etc.), cultural and artistic training, non-emergency health treatment, during their respective parenting periods.
	www.deltabravo.net /custody/pplan4.php (3582 words)

	Circuit Court Forms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		When parents come before the court with a complaint for divorce, the law requires that a permanent parenting plan agreed upon by both parties be filed with the court.
		The parenting plan attempts to move away from the concepts of “custody” and “visitation” to emphasize the concept of “parenting responsibilities”.
		Development of the permanent parenting plan helps to maintain a sense of family for children involved in divorce and establishes a road map for future parenting of the child.
	www.hamiltontn.gov /Courts/CircuitClerk/forms.htm (404 words)

	Guidelines for Creating a Parenting Plan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Even when the parents are cooperative, a parenting plan, should take into consideration not only the way thing are now, but how things should be in the future since the needs of children change as they age.
		Certainly, no parent who is acting in the best interests of their children would believe that the needs of a 2 year old are the same as those of a 14 year old.
		The plan should maximize each parent's strengths while minimizing the extent to which the child is exposed to the flaws.
	www.userniche.com /loveanddivorce/asp/UserNicheMainPage.asp?ID=60 (3598 words)

	Parenting Plan Brochure from the Nebraska Courts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The purpose of a Parenting Plan is to help families adjust to the changes experienced with divorce by considering the needs of all members.
		A Parenting Plan provides for the physical care and emotional stability of the minor children and begins with a shared belief by both parents that it is in the best interest of their children to share as full a relationship as possible with both parents.
		The Parenting Plan is an agreement between both parents that defines the authority and responsibility of each parent and reduces the children's exposure to harmful parental conflict.
	court.nol.org /publications/parents/parent2.htm (575 words)

	Parenting Plan Solution
		A Parenting Plan is a comprehensive and detailed framework or map detailing the rights and responsibilities of both parents in the raising of their children.
		Often, a Parenting Plan is developed before mediation in order to provide the client and the mediator with the client’s position.
		A Parenting Plan includes some general understandings which reflect the policy that each party should get together to communicate for the sake of their children.
	www.cfli.com /parenting-plan-solution.htm (806 words)

	Child-Up Parenting Plan
		The "child-up parenting plan" approach assumes children need and want the best relationship possible with both parents and that the involvement of both parents is important to the emotional health of children now and for their future.
		The key is to develop the parenting plan for meaningful, goal directed and structured activity aimed towards meeting the needs of children at particular ages.
		Other benefits of sharing parental responsibilities through a "child-up parenting plan" is the reduced risk of one parent taking on the role of the disciplinarian while the other parent develops a kind of fantasyland relationship.
	www.atthefence.com /SEPT2003/childupSEPT.htm (668 words)

	Parenting Plan . net
		Our Parenting Plans are court-approved for use in all 50 States and are also accepted by most Canadian and foreign courts.
		The vast majority of divorced parents who return to fight in court again and again do so because of ongoing issues with their Parenting Plan.
		The Plans are easily modified and can be changed or edited by either or both parents until a satisfactory Plan is produced.
	www.parentingplan.net (378 words)

	Parenting Plan
		A Parenting Plan (Custody Agreement) is the most important document you will file with your divorce.
		A well-constructed, easy to understand, Parenting (Custody) Plan and Child Support Agreement, which features the essential points to ensure that you and your children come out ahead in your separation or divorce is a must.
		After placing your order, you will be guided to a web page where you can download the Parenting Plan as an RTF file, which can then be saved as an MS Word or another word processing type file in order to customize it with your personal information.
	www.divorcecoachfordads.com /parenting_plan.htm (1108 words)

	Developing a Parenting Plan
		The mediator’s role is to assist the parents in discussing the issues together in a polite and respectful way, and also to make sure that all of the necessary elements of a parenting plan are discussed.
		If the parents can’t work together appropriately or are otherwise unable to reach an agreement, the mediator may attend the settlement conference and express an opinion to the Judge regarding an appropriate parenting plan.
		Be aware that if one parent has deferred to the other in the past in decisions regarding the children, that may or may not be enough to prevent joint legal custody in the event that the parent who has previously not been involved now states that he or she does want to be involved.
	www.thecarsonlawfirm.com /developing_a_parenting_plan.htm (1083 words)

	DivorceNet - Washington Parenting Plan Modification FAQ's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The basis for the modification must be facts that have arisen since the entry of the prior parenting plan or were unknown to the court at the time of entry of the prior parenting plan.
		(d) The court has found the nonmoving parent in contempt of court at least twice within three years because the parent failed to comply with the residential time provisions in the court-ordered parenting plan, or the parent has been convicted of custodial interference in the first or second degree.
		As a result, before a moving party may obtain a hearing on the merits of modification of their parenting plan, he/she must factually demonstrate that adequate cause exists for hearing the petition.
	www.divorcenet.com /states/washington/wa_faq10 (677 words)

	Pregnant? Adoption is an Option - Adoption Books/Unplanned Pregnancy - Jeanne Warren Lindsay - 1885356080 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Planning is the key - a parenting plan OR an adoption plan.
		Lindsay encourages birthparents to choose the adoptive parents for their child and work out a plan for continuing contact.
		Adopting Darrell A mother's faith journey in parenting a profoundly difficult chilc Adopting Darrell...
	adoptionshop.com /p140/adoption-books-unplanned-pregnancy/pregnant-ado... (245 words)

	Parenting Plan
		Under a revision to the statutes effective August 28, 1998, a "parenting plan" must be submitted by both parents, either separately or jointly, whenever a dissolution or modification of a prior judgment involves custody of or visitation with the parents' unemancipated children.
		A dispute resolution procedure for those matters on which the parties disagree or in interpreting the parenting plan.
		If the proposed parenting plans of the parents differ, and the parents cannot resolve the differences, the court can adopt a temporary or permanent parenting plan after a hearing.
	www.scottlawfirm.com /parentin.htm (509 words)

	Divorce - Parenting Plans Parenting Plans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		We have brought about more joint custody (shared parenting), mediation, parenting education, parenting plans, and programs and services to unite children with their parents.
		Now you can create parenting plans for two year schedules with the same ease and simplicity that our single year program is so well known for.
		The basic plan A parenting plan should outline - in as much detail as is the ages of the children when designing your plans: the younger the children are, the better it is
	divorce-information.gr8spaces.com /parentingplans (1056 words)

	Parenting Plan Forms
		Both parties have submitted proposed Temporary Parenting Plans, together with verified statements of income and the verified statements required by T.C.A. §36-6-407(b)(2), and the Court has conducted a hearing on those plans (or mediation has been conducted with respect to those plans).
		The right to be free of unwarranted derogatory remarks made about him or her or his or her family by the other parent to or in the presence of the child.
		If a parent fails to comply with a provision of this plan or support order, the other parent's obligations under the plan or the support order are not affected.
	www.jesbeard.com /4aa1.htm (632 words)

	Your Parenting Plan
		The best way to get through your divorce and be good parents together is to sit down and build a parenting plan together.
		There's also a lengthy questionnaire -- Custody Questions -- that I ask both parents to fill out when they're uncertain or disagreeing about their parenting plan.
		Perhaps you're already decided where the children will be living, and you just want to think through alternatives for your parenting schedule.
	www.divorceinfo.com /parenting.htm (303 words)

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