Sentences with phrase «as custody schedules»

As part of their parenting plan, parents will lay out details such as a custody schedule and method for the child to travel between homes, a legal custody arrangement, and a plan for how future disagreements will be resolved.

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As such, Clean Harbors assumes full chain - of - custody ownership of Schedule I - V controlled substances from the pickup at the customer's site to transportation and complete destruction.

As with most joint physical custody schedules, this one requires that your children have fully functional bedrooms and living space in each of your homes: Maintain separate wardrobes, toys, and favorite electronics at each place to the extent possible.

If divorcing parents can come to an agreement outside of court on custody of their children, and they are able to arrange a suitable living and visitation schedule, then there is no set answer as to who will get custody.

In his ruling, Justice Shuaibu held that «the seventeen (17) vehicles which are now in the custody of the applicant (EFCC) and as properly described and listed in the schedule marked exhibit EFCC 2 attached to the affidavit in support of the application are hereby forfeited to the Federal Government of Nigeria in the interim pending conclusion of the investigation.»

It is important to note that if a parent suffers from a relatively minor mental health issue, such as general anxiety or depression whether situational or general and it is something that the person is properly managing and it does not impact their ability to be a good parent, those kinds of things are not going to impact the court's decision in determining a custody schedule.

As shown above, «legal custody» is really the most important type of custody, along with a good parenting time schedule and a very detailed order with many «must do's» and «must not do's» for each parent.

This may include a «Request to Enter Default» and the «Declaration of Default,» «Spousal Support Order,» a «Parenting Plan and Timesharing Schedule» also referred to as «Child Custody and Visitation Order,» and also, property and income declarations.

the parenting plan, which includes who will have legal and physical custody as well as a visitation schedule, and

In recent years, many professionals in the field, including lawyers and judges, are moving away from the traditional labels of custody and access and using terms such as «decision making» and «children's residency schedule» or «parenting time.»

When one parent has sole physical custody (the «custodial» or «residential» parent), the other parent usually has regularly scheduled time with the child as well (the «non-custodial» or «non-residential» parent).

Child custody, known as time - sharing in Florida, is a complex decision made by family courts involving a combination of time - sharing (visitation) schedules, parenting plans, and child support payments.

As with custody arrangements, parents can agree to a parenting schedule voluntarily.

Parenting Agreements Parenting agreements i.e. custody agreements, timeshares (or visitation schedule), decision making authority for schooling, medical care, & extracurricular activities as well as religious upbringing - remain a major issue in divorce today.

Diamond says when he speaks to his clients he looks beyond the financial issues, such as support, and he tries to determine what they are seeking from the parenting plan which includes considerations such as custody, school, schedules, activities, health and religion.

The court will either permit relocation and adjust the visitation schedule accordingly or modify the custody order, naming the other parent as primary custodian.

So if you're drafting a separation agreement using the terms «parenting plan», «residence of children», «primary and secondary residence» and «planning schedule», as opposed to custody and access, I don't think many people will have a problem with it,» she says.

You may also include a schedule for what days the child should spend with you and with the other spouse, referred to as physical custody.

If you ask the court for split custody and the judge agrees, you'll probably have to work out the finer details on your own, such as the visitation schedule.

Legal custody covers major decision - making authority for the child — such as medical consent and church affiliation — and physical custody refers to the schedule for where the child stays overnight.

If you and your ex are unable to agree about custody as the case moves forward, it will be scheduled for trial.

Simply draft a plan detailing the custody arrangement, including such information as where the child will live, visitation schedule and how decisions will be made.

However, when parents can not cooperate, courts may impose a visitation schedule as part of the custody order.

The court will schedule an abbreviated hearing to allow the parents to present evidence as to why it would be in the child's best interest to have a temporary custody order.

Custody agreements routinely outline daily and weekly schedules, as well as holiday and vacation schedules.

Under chapter 61, Florida Statutes, a Florida court generally has jurisdiction for a new custody case (such as (i) divorce involving children's issues / parenting plan, (ii) paternity / establishment of time - sharing schedule, or (iii) temporary or concurrent custody of a child by a relative) only if one of the following is true:

Use a parenting plan to establish the usual custody and / or visitation schedule as well as to plan for special events, holidays, and birthdays.

If you and your spouse are able to negotiate an agreement that calls for joint physical custody, then you and your spouse may create your own plan for a joint parenting schedule as long as it serves the best interest of your child or children.

An odd - even schedule comes into play after an overall custody arrangement is established as part of your divorce.

In some cases, one parent will maintain physical custody of the children (known as the custodial parent), and the other (known as the non-custodial parent) will agree to spend time with the children based on a visitation schedule set forth in the parenting plan.

When two people are getting divorced in Florida, and they have one or more minor children, a custody schedule (now known in Florida as a time - sharing schedule) must be established.

A parent without custody rights, often known as the noncustodial parent, might have visitation rights or a parenting schedule to spend time with the child.

Many come with additional features, such as child custody schedules, holiday scheduling, list making, messaging and photo and comment sharing.

We especially acknowledge Joan B. Kelly, Ph.D.'s gracious collaboration with us to present her child custody and parenting plan research and Robert E. Emery, Ph.D.'s kind permission to host his child custody alternative parenting time schedules, as well.

The OurFamilyWizard ® website provides an online child custody calendar (among other great features such as a child custody schedule) which makes it easy for parents to manage parenting time.

We are extremely pleased to host on our website (a web exclusive) Dr. Emery's «Child Custody Alternative Schedules» — parenting time plans as recommended by children's ages.

Note: We are also privileged to host on another page of our website, divorce and children expert Robert Emery Ph.D.'s child custody and parenting time alternative schedules, as recommended for parents» varying «divorce styles» as well.

All of the common recurring patterns are accommodated by OFW ®'s parenting schedule tools such as a 50/50 time share, 2 -2-5-5 plans, every other weekend custody, and more.

In another web exclusive, we also include divorce and children expert Robert Emery, Ph.D.'s unique Child Custody Alternative Schedules (Parenting Time Plans), for all children's ages as suggested for differing parents» «divorce styles.»

Your court may not recognize 3rd party time in your custody schedule, but you can use it as you make your schedule so that both parents get a clear picture of the actual parenting time in various schedule ideas.

As with legal custody, Iowa courts consider several factors when deciding physical custody, including amount of time each parent spends with the child, parents» home environment and schedule, child's age, maturity, health, and social and educational needs, and child's wishes.

Shared custody schedules are as unique as each family.

A written agreement which describes the type of custody arrangement between the parents, how decisions will be made regarding the lives of their children, as well as a detailed schedule of how they will share time with their children, weekdays, weekends, holidays and vacations.

Courts step in to order a custody or visitation schedule only when parents can't reach an agreement on their own as to what that schedule should be.

See the research and articles at http://www.thelizlibrary.org/liz/) So, given that there are just not all that many options to choose from in deciding upon a child custody arrangement, and given that those options overwhelmingly will be constrained or even dictated by fairly obvious facts about the parties» circumstances such as work and school schedules, or how far apart they live from each other, and similar considerations, one really has to query what all the painstaking attention to detail and «science» (or pretext to science) is all about if, when all is said and done, the decision will boil down to the application of a default personal preference, and pragmatic ways of arranging custody and visitation schedules to accomplish this while avoiding liability for placing children into situations in which detriment too obviously or easily can be proved to be the direct result of the arrangement.

If your custody order does not include language setting a specific visitation schedule, it probably says something such as, «Visitation is by agreement between the parties.»

No, a judge will not create a bird custody schedule, but a couple can agree to such a schedule through a private form of dispute resolution such as collaborative divorce.

Decision - making in a child custody cases will turn on practical considerations such as a litigant's job training, time - scheduling, other family members» needs, and financial issues that impact family life, as well as the state's custody decision - making factors, including some, such as «moral character», that MHPs typically are unable and unwilling to factor in to their analysis.

Unlike the litigation process, where the role of psychologists is to provide a «custody evaluation» that recommends a specific custody schedule to the judge, the child specialist joins the conversation as the «voice of the children» and provides information to the parents to help them make optimal decisions about the children.

As families start wrestling with custody and visitation schedules, winter vacations and even gift - giving, the phones start ringing off the hook in family law offices all over the country.