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CONSENT TO ENTRY the Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent agree that the terms and provisions of this agreement may be incorporated by the Court in this paternity action in the Court's order. This agreement, however, shall independently survive any such judgment and shall have independent legal significance as a legally binding contract.
DEFINITIONS In this agreement, the words "joint-decision making and joint custody" mean that Non- custodial Parent and Physical Custodial Parent shall advise and consult with each other on all important questions affecting the child(ren) as outlined below, with a view to arriving at a harmonious policy calculated to promote the child(ren)'s best interests. "Placement" refers to the physical and residential care of the child(ren). "Primary placement parent" is the Custodial Parent. "Alternate placement parent" is the Non-custodial Parent. The words "placement schedule" mean the Non-custodial Parent's parental time schedule of access to and physical placement of the child(ren) at the Non-custodial Parent's home. These words also refer to visitation. To reaffirm our commitment to our two-home status, we choose to use the terms "live with mother" and "live with the Non-custodial Parent" in describing our arrangement, instead of using the word "visitation".
PLACEMENT SCHEDULE We both agree that the Non-custodial Parent has the right to have the child(ren) live with the Non-custodial Parent on a frequent and liberal basis through reasonable, meaningful, and continuing access, at such times as we and the child(ren) can agree upon. We further agree that we will plan for holidays as they come up.
RESOLVING DISPUTES If at any time we are unable to mutually agree as to the Non-custodial Parent's times and days with the child(ren), then, and in such event, the following schedule of parenting time shall take effect commencing the first weekend immediately following such disagreement:
__EACH WEDNESDAY 4 p.m. to 8p.m.
__EACH TUESAY AND THURSDAY 4 p.m. to 8p.m.
WEEKENDS: the child(ren) will live with the Non-custodial Parent on alternate weekends commencing the first weekend subsequent to the execution of this Agreement from Friday at 5:00 p.m. and extending through Sunday at 7:00 p.m., unless the Sunday precedes a federal holiday designated for the Non-custodial Parent, in which event it shall be 7:00 p.m. of the Non-custodial Parent's legal holiday. the Non-custodial Parent shall have the primary day-to-day responsibility for the guidance and upbringing of the child(ren) during these periods.
HOLIDAYS WITH the Non-custodial Parent:
For the year 2000 and each even-numbered year thereafter, the child(ren) shall be entitled to be with Non-custodial Parent during: New Year's Day from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Easter Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Labor Day from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Christmas Eve from 10:00 a.m. to noon Christmas Day;
For the year 2001 and each odd-numbered year thereafter, the child(ren) shall be entitled to be with Non-custodial Parent during: Good Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Easter Sunday; Memorial Day (weekend observed) from 10:00 a.m. Saturday to 6:00 p.m. Monday; Independence Day from the 3rd of July at 10:00 a.m. to the 5th of July at 10:00 a.m.; New Year's Eve from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. New Year's Day. Christmas Day from noon to 6:00 p.m.
HOLIDAYS WITH the Custodial Parent: For the year 2001 and each odd-numbered year thereafter, the child(ren) shall be entitled to be with the Custodial Parent during: New Year's Day from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Easter Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Labor Day from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Christmas Eve from 10:00 a.m. to noon Christmas Day;
For the year 2000 and each even-numbered year thereafter, the child(ren) shall be entitled to be with the Custodial Parent during: Good Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Easter Sunday; Memorial Day (weekend observed) from 10:00 a.m. Saturday to 6:00 p.m. Monday; Independence Day from the 3rd of July at 10:00 a.m. to the 5th of July at 10:00 a.m.; New Year's Eve from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. New Year's Day. Christmas Day from noon to 6:00 p.m.
SPECIAL DAYS AND TIMES WITH THE MOTHER Every year, the mother shall have the child(ren) during: Mother's Day commencing at 5:00 p.m. on the Friday preceding Mother's Day and extending through Mother's Day at 6:00 p.m.; Mother's Birthday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; the child(ren)'s Birthday(s) from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.; Take Your Daughter /Son to Work Day and Halloween every even year from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
SPECIAL DAYS AND TIMES WITH THE FATHER Every year, the father shall have the child(ren) during: Father's Day commencing at 5:00 p.m. on the Friday preceding Father's Day and extending through Father's Day at 6:00 p.m.; Father's Birthday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; the child(ren)'s Birthday(s) from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Take Your Daughter /Son to Work Day and Halloween every odd year from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
MUTUALLY AGREED UPON TIMES Without going to court, we both may freely agree to any different arrangements for exercise of the parenting time rights of Non-custodial Parent, from time to time, as future exigencies and the welfare of the child(ren) may require. A change in primary placement or relocation, however, will not be deemed to amend this agreement unless expressed in writing, duly signed by both of us and approved by a court of competent jurisdiction.
MODIFICATIONS AND CANCELLATIONS Both shall not be bound by any modification, termination, amendment, cancellation or recission of this Agreement unless such modification is in writing with the same formality of this Agreement and signed by both of us.
RESOLVING SCHEDULING CONFLICTS The specific times granted to both of us for holidays, special days, and the Summer vacation take precedence over weekday and weekend structured parenting time and our Spring, Summer, and Winter vacation parenting time. Thus, for example, if Non-custodial Parent misses a regular weekend because it is the Custodial Parent's holiday weekend, Non-custodial Parent's regular weekend time will resume after the Custodial Parent's holiday weekend. If either parent receives two consecutive weekends because of such holiday weekend adjustment the regular schedule will resume the following weekend with the Custodial Parent. Whenever a holiday shall immediately precede or follow a weekend (Monday or Friday holiday) the holiday shall be deemed to include the weekend. the child(ren)'s vacation plans with either of us takes precedence over weekday and weekend parenting time. In the event that a legal holiday falls adjacent to Non-custodial Parent's weekend, it shall be included in such weekend with an additional overnight stay. Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent shall adjust the scheduled weekend times so that the child(ren) are with Physical Custodial Parent each Mother's Day and with the father each Father's Day.
SPRING VACATION We both agree that each Spring (Easter) recess shall be shared equally with the child(ren) spending one half of each vacation period with Non-custodial Parent, one half with the Custodial Parent. If Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent cannot agree on the Spring division of time, Non-custodial Parent shall have the first half in even-number years and the second half in odd-number years. the Custodial Parent shall have the first half in odd-number years and the second half in even-number years. The first half of Spring vacation shall commence 6 p.m. Friday to 6 p.m. Wednesday. The second half shall be from 6 p.m. on Wednesday to 7:00 p.m. Sunday. "Spring recess" means Milwaukee school's calendar's despite the fact that the child is not old enough to attend school.
SUMMER MONTH TIME Summer is defined as the months of June, July, and August. We both agree that each Summer, the Non-custodial Parent shall have the child(ren) spending one half of each vacation period with Non- custodial Parent, one half with the Custodial Parent. During the time the child(ren) live(s) with Non-custodial Parent, the Custodial Parent shall have the regular weekend alternate schedule as allowed for Non-custodial Parent between September and May. The summer month time with Non-custodial Parent detailed and agreed to herein takes precedence over summer activities (such as educational tours, Little League, summer camp, day care activities, or other pre-planned trips, etc.) when Non-custodial Parent's time cannot be reasonably scheduled around such events. After each subsequent summer, the Non-custodial Parent shall have the right to have one additional exclusive week added to his summer vacation time with his son.
SUMMER NOTIFICATION AND CONSENT Non-custodial Parent shall give the Custodial Parent notice in writing no later than May 15th of each year of the summer period or periods during which Non-custodial Parent intends to have the child(ren). The exact time period shall be determined upon the mutual consent of the parties, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld.
SUMMER VACATION Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent shall have the child(ren) exclusively during the first fifteen (15) days of one of the summer months. Said time is to be by agreement in accordance with our vacation schedule and recognizing the importance of summer vacation with the other parent and the child(ren).
RESOLVING SUMMER DISPUTES Should the parties not be able to mutually determine the time period provided for herein, for summer vacation or summer month time, Non-custodial Parent shall have the child(ren) each year from 10:00 a.m. on the fifteenth day of June until 10:00 a.m. on the first day of July and from 10:00 a.m. on the first day of August until 10:00 a.m. on the sixteenth day of August. If the child(ren) attend(s) summer school and it is impossible for Non-custodial Parent to otherwise schedule placement, Non-custodial Parent may elect to take that summer school period and be responsible for attendance in and transportation to and from school.
THANKSGIVING VACATION We both agree that each Thanksgiving recess shall be shared equally with the child(ren) spending one half of each Thanksgiving vacation period with Non-custodial Parent, one half with the Custodial Parent. If Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent cannot agree on the Thanksgiving division of time, Non- custodial Parent shall have even-number years. the Custodial Parent shall have odd-number years. The holiday time period of Thanksgiving vacation shall commence at 5:00 p.m. on the day preceding Thanksgiving Day and continue through the Sunday of the same weekend at 7:00 p.m..
WINTER VACATION We both agree that each Winter (Christmas) recess shall be shared as follows: The starting and ending times shall be agreed upon by the parents. If Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent cannot agree on the Winter (Christmas) division of time, Non-custodial Parent shall have the child(ren) from 6 p.m. on the last school day according to the Milwaukee school calendar before the Christmas school vacation until noon on Christmas day, December 25, in odd-number years. The Non-custodial Parent shall have the child(ren) from noon on December 25 until 6 p.m. two days before school resumes in January.
SOCIAL EVENTS School plays, open houses, recitals, award dinners, talent shows, church events and various sports are additional times that Non-custodial Parent shall participate as a parent. Non-custodial Parent will assume the responsibility to establish contact with the appropriate sources of information regarding these social events. the Custodial Parent, however, agrees to notify Non-custodial Parent of all such events.
PARENTING STYLES Although our parenting styles are very different, we agree to the following strategies to minimize the effect of those differences on the child(ren): Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent agree not to interrogate each other regarding our activities with the child(ren). We also agree not to interrogate the child(ren) or have the child(ren) spy on the other parent. We will focus our attention and conversations on the child(ren), rather than on each other.
DISCIPLINE Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent agree that punishment shall not be physical. Firm rules and guidelines are in the child(ren)'s best interests. The basic rules of conduct and discipline established by the Custodial Parent should be the base-line standard for both of us, relatives or friends. These rules shall be consistently enforced by all, so that the child(ren) do (does) not receive mixed signals. Punishment across homes, however, shall not be practiced. We further agree to never criticize the child(ren) or speak negatively about the child(ren). If either of us has a discipline issue, that parent will explain the issue and response to the other. If the child(ren) complain(s) about discipline in the other parent's home, we will encourage the child(ren) to talk about it with the other parent. A nonrelative may not discipline the child(ren) in each other's absence.
NAME USAGE AND PARENTAL RESPECT Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent covenant, represent, and warrant not, at any time or for any reason, to cause the child(ren) to be known or identified or designated by any last name other than ____________________. We will not initiate or permit the designations of "Father" and/or "Mother" or their equivalent, to be used by the child(ren) with reference to any person other than the parents hereto. We agrees to encourage the child(ren) to respect the other parent. We will encourage the child(ren) to explore each other's cultural heritage.
BEDTIME AND PICTURES We both agree that the welfare and best interests of the child(ren) require that the child(ren)'s bedtime during school nights shall be 8:00 p.m., non-school nights shall be 9:00 p.m., or at other appropriate times (i.e. naps) in consideration of the child(ren)'s age and developmental progress. We agree to have the child(ren) learn to sleep alone in separate bed(s) and in separate sleeping quarters from the adults. In addition, we both agree to maintain two family photos of each parent by the bed(s) of the child(ren) because we believe it is important to view family photos.
REMARKS REGARDING OTHER PARENT We both agree to refrain from voicing criticism of the other parent in the presence of the child(ren). We both further agree to avoid speaking negatively about each other and should firmly discourage such conduct by relatives or friends at all times. We both understand that this is absolutely necessary for the child(ren)'s healthy development. We shall at all times in good faith endeavor to maintain in the child(ren) respect and affection for the other parent. Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent recognize that the child(ren) needs to be able to enjoy both of us without seductive or hostile pressures by either, without questioning, devaluation, smear or recrimination by either parent.
CLOTHES, TOYS, GIFTS AND MEDICATION The Custodial Parent shall send the child(ren) with appropriate attire. Any clothing supply provided by either parent shall be returned clean. Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent agree to return the clothes the child(ren) came in and the toys the child(ren) brought within a timely (48 hours) manner. Non-custodial Parent shall advise, as far in advance as possible, of any special activities so that the appropriate clothing may be sent. Gift giving and receiving should be viewed as loving exchanges and given free and clear. If the child(ren) are taking medication, the Custodial Parent shall provide a sufficient amount and shall exchange written instructions on needed care.
COMMUNICATION The child(ren) and the Custodial Parent will make an effort to talk at least every day as follows: We both shall have reasonable access to the child(ren) by telephone, fax, pagers, e-mail, or mail on a daily basis. In the event of a dispute, we agree that it should be by telephone between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. for a period of thirty minutes at each other's expense. If the child(ren) are unavailable at said times, we will arrange a new time by calling each other within 24 hours. Although this communication is not a mandatory provision for either parent, if we have the child(ren) with us we shall exert every effort to encourage the child(ren) to call each other (call collect if the call is not local). Further, the exercise by either parent of the telephone communication rights herein above set forth shall not be conducted in a manner which shall harass or annoy either parent.
PROHIBITIONS Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent agree to exert every effort to maintain an illicit drug-free, tobacco smoke-free, and alcohol-free environment. Both shall, at all times during which they are in the company of the child(ren), refrain from attending establishments (e.g. taverns, bars, etc.) which would or might tend to adversely affect the child(ren)'s moral upbringing. Both agree to refrain from consuming or being under the influence of illicit drugs or alcohol. Family gatherings are acceptable situations to engage in social drinking.
SWEARING Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent agree to exert every effort not to swear in the company of the child(ren).
ENTERTAINMENT All entertainment the child(ren) shall be rated "G" or "PG".
ALLERGIES the child(ren) do (does) not have allergies.
DIET Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent agree to provide the child(ren) with regular, nutritious meals and further agree not to force feed the child(ren).
SAFETY Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent agree to exert every effort to keep the child(ren) safe from other children or adults (family or friends) or strangers who may abuse, molest, and/or neglect (emotionally or physically) the child(ren). Alternate and primary placement shall be exercised in the absence of any person who consumes or is under the influence of illegal drugs or alcohol.
GRANDPARENTS That from the date of the child(ren)'s birth(s) until present, the maternal and paternal grandparents and the child(ren) have had a warm and loving relationship. Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent hereby acknowledge the bond of affection that exists between the child(ren) and grandparents. To continue to foster and promote such a relationship, we both agree that both sets of grandparents and the each grandparent's current spouse/life partner shall have the right (pursuant to Chapter 767.245, Wis. Stats.) to visit with the child(ren) away from the residence of the Custodial Parent at reasonable times (not to exceed 8 hours) upon reasonable notice. Pursuant to Sec. 803.03 (1) (a), Wis. Stats., both sets of grandparents shall be joined as interested parties to this action. Service requirements shall be required upon a modification or enforcement action.
CHILD CARE In securing child care, we agree to call each other first to care for the child(ren) in our absence. If the other parent states that s/he is unable to care for the child(ren), we have the discretion to select the child care provider.
GUESTS We respect the other's right to establish an independent life with the child(ren) as long as it not detrimental to the child(ren). To this end, Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent agree not to have an unrelated guest stay overnight during each other's parenting time.
PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR TRANSPORTATION the Custodial Parent shall be responsible for delivering the child(ren) to Non-custodial Parent and Non-custodial Parent for returning the child(ren) to the Custodial Parent. If we cannot agree, Non-custodial Parent shall be responsible for picking up and dropping off the child(ren). the Custodial Parent shall be responsible for delivering the child(ren), in the Custodial Parent's home state, to the commercial bus or airline to be used for transporting the child(ren) to Non-custodial Parent's state. Physical Custodial Parent shall be responsible for all costs of any costs associated for such transportation. Non-custodial Parent shall be responsible for picking up the child(ren) from the airport or bus depot and for taking the child(ren) to the airport or bus depot for the return trip to the Custodial Parent's state of residence. Physical Custodial Parent shall not be responsible for any transportation costs incurred. We both agree that the child(ren) may travel alone by train, bus, or airplane at the age of 10 years old.
OTHER PEOPLE TRANSPORTING Either the Custodial Parent or Non-custodial Parent may designate any competent and dependable adult known to both of us and the child(ren) to pick up the child(ren) and to be with the child(ren) when picked up for the exercise of any of Non-custodial Parent's parenting time. Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent agree to follow Wisconsin's child passenger law.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent agree to maintain uninsured motorist and medical payments automobile insurance and provide proof at the request of either parent.
PLACE OF EXCHANGE If we cannot agree on a particular place, it shall be the following: PICK UP - at the front entrance of the Custodial Parent's residence. DROP OFF - at the front entrance of the Custodial Parent's residence. All rights of alternate placement as set forth shall take place away from the residence of the Custodial Parent. We agree to avoid entering each other's residence and/or any premises temporarily occupied by the other unless invited in by the other parent. It is the intent of the parties that any restraining orders presently in effect or in the future involving only Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent shall be suspended to implement Non-custodial Parent's access rights to the child(ren) herein above set forth.
IMPROVING TRANSITION TIMES Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent agree to exchange the child(ren) on time. If either parent arrives early, (s)he will wait until the designated transition time. We further agree to behave towards each other if not with warmth and understanding, then at least with courtesy and consideration. the child(ren) need(s) to feel that Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent and their respective families and friends approve of each other's parenting time. Both shall cause the child(ren) to be available for, and to actively participate in each other's time.
NO MOLESTATION Both agree that no other third party (current or future husband or wife, girlfriend or boyfriend, or relative) shall be involved in a manner to harass, molest, bother, pester or annoy the other parent during the child(ren)'s exchange or in the parental communication process regarding the child(ren) exchange unless specifically named and referenced in this agreement. Automobile horns shall not be used in a manner to harass or annoy.
MAKE-UP TIME If Non-custodial Parent misses an appointed time caused by the Custodial Parent or due to illness of the child(ren), the Custodial Parent agrees to permit Non-custodial Parent up to the time missed to makeup lost time with the child(ren). The determination as to makeup time shall be made within one week of each missed time. We both agree to pay each other $200 for each willful and inexcusable failure to permit court ordered parenting time. Excusable events shall be limited to unreasonably unforeseen events such as a family funeral, a child's illness, the child(ren)'s emotional or physical well being, a serious accident, or an automobile break down.
CANCELLATIONS The mother shall pay $100.00 fine for each unreasonable denial of visitation.
NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENT Non-custodial Parent (except as prevented by an emergency), as a matter of convenience and in consideration of the Custodial Parent and the plans to be made for the child(ren), shall give immediate notice of any period Non-custodial Parent does not intend to exercise. Non-custodial Parent may call the Custodial Parent or another person designated by the Custodial Parent upon learning of a cancellation or if Non-custodial Parent needs more information regarding placement. If Non-custodial Parent misses any time without proper notification, Non-custodial Parent shall not be entitled to makeup time. If we anticipate being late more than 30 minutes, we shall call the other of his/her lateness and state an estimated time of arrival.
WAITING PERIOD the Custodial Parent shall wait 30 minutes or the complete weekend, week day, holiday, or special day shall be deemed waived.
REPEATED TARDINESS AND MISSED TIMES It is the intent of the parties that alternate placement time may decrease if Non-custodial Parent regularly fails to exercise alternate placement rights in a timely manner. If being late or not showing up becomes a common occurrence (defined as five in a row and Non-custodial Parent does not prohibit exercising placement), we agree that the Custodial Parent may suspend placement for Non-custodial Parent's failure to provide physical and emotional nurturance to the child(ren).
SUSPENSION Non-custodial Parent shall be given a written notice of suspension and the proposed date, time, and place to exercises the annual review meeting provision.
WITHHOLDING SUPPORT OR PARENTING TIME Neither parenting time nor child support is to be withheld because of either parent's failure to comply with a court child support order. Only the court may enter sanctions for non- compliance. the child(ren) has (have) a right both to support and access to Non-custodial Parent, neither of which is dependent upon the other. Failure to pay child support shall never be sufficient grounds for suspension.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER REQUIREMENT Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent shall, prior to the emancipation of the child(ren), keep the other informed of his or her place of residence and work and home telephone/fax numbers and shall promptly notify the other of any change, giving, in written form, the address of the new place of residence or work and new telephone/fax numbers. We both agree to have a working answering machine, pager, voicemail, caller id., fax number or e-mail address for communication purposes. The petitioner's current home number is: and work no.: n/a. The respondent's current home number is: 536-8121 and work no.: n/a.
REMOVAL PROHIBITION We both agree that it is in the best interests of the child(ren) to continue to have frequent and continuing contact with both parents. and, therefore, neither the Custodial Parent nor Non-custodial Parent shall remove the residence of the child(ren) beyond a radius of fifty (50) miles from the child(ren)'s present residence with the Custodial Parent without prior, written consent of the other parent. Neither Non-custodial Parent nor the Custodial Parent shall remove the child(ren) from the State of Wisconsin with the intention of changing the address of the child(ren) without the expressed written permission of the other parent or leave of Court, which must be obtained after notice pursuant to § 767.327(1)(a) Wis. Stats.. If the Custodial Parent shall remove the residence of the child(ren) beyond said radius without the consent of Non-custodial Parent or the Court, such failure to obtain consent shall be presumptive of the right of Non-custodial Parent to obtain primary placement.
TRAVEL NOTIFICATIONS Either parent, however, may remove the child(ren) from the State of Wisconsin for brief periods of time, not to exceed the time allotted in this agreement for such purposes as excursions and vacations. In the event Non-custodial Parent wishes to do this, the Custodial Parent must be given at least a 5-day notice that such removal will take place, which notice shall include the location which the child(ren) will be taken, itinerary of any trip, and the phone number(s) of the vacation residence or hotel or contact information. the child(ren) may travel out of the country only during the specific parenting times referred to and contained in this agreement, hereof. The non-traveling parent shall be made aware of the itinerary and the dates of the trip before departure.
RECORDS We each will assume the responsibility to establish contact with the appropriate sources of information regarding the child(ren)'s health care, school, and sports. Non-custodial Parent has a right to receive and inspect all records from school ( § 767.24(7) unless denied by § 118.125(2)(m) Wis. Stats.), protective services (unless denied by § 55.07(2) Wis. Stats.), pediatricians, general physicians (§ 767.24(7) unless denied by § 146.835 Wis. Stats.),, mental heath therapists (§ 767.24(7) unless denied by § 51.30 Wis. Stats.), dentists, consultants, day care workers, coaches, or specialists attending the child(ren) __________________________ for any reason whatsoever and to have copies of all reports given by them, or any of them to either parent.
AUTHORIZATIONS Each will permit and encourage communication by the other with day care workers, teachers, or school administrators regarding educational progress of the child(ren). We will share all medical records between ourselves. the child(ren) may undergo psychiatric or other mental health care only if it is recommended by a school counselor or other health care provider and if we agree and if it is available at low or no cost to us. We will permit the child(ren) to drive a car, motorcycle or off-road vehicle only with the written consent of both parents. We further agree that the child(ren) may enter military service and may marry if under the legal age if we both agree. Non- custodial Parent has the right to see and pick up the child(ren) and to volunteer at reasonable times at any day care or school provided that it be conducted in such a manner as not to interfere with the social, educational, and religious growth of the child(ren) and in accordance with Non-custodial Parent's placement rights herein above set forth. The Non- custodial Parent shall have right to take the child for medical attention as he chooses. The Non-custodial Parent shall also have the right to put him under his health insurance.
CARETAKER INFORMATION Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent shall be entitled to the name, phone number, and address of the baby sitter(s) day care provider(s) caregiver(s) or supervisor(s) of the child(ren) within seven (7) days after either parent requests the information. Any emergency contact information needed by a school or summer camp will be completed by listing both our full names and work and home phone numbers.
RELIGION We both agree that the child(ren) shall receive instruction in the Christian faith and be encouraged by both parents to continue in that faith.
CONSEQUENCES ARISING FROM DEATH OF ONE OR BOTH PARENTS Should either the Custodial Parent or Non-custodial Parent die or become seriously incapacitated mentally or physically while the child(ren) are still of minor age, the surviving parent shall assume primary-home care and sole custody wholly and exclusively until further order of the court. It is agreed and understood between Non-custodial Parent and the Custodial Parent that both shall prepare new wills which shall bind his/her estate to pay for all post-high school educational costs of the child(ren).
RULES FOR COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE PARENTS So far as possible, all communication concerning the child(ren) shall be conducted between us in person. If there is a dispute over this arrangement, communication with each other regarding the child(ren) will be done telephonically, by letter or by scheduled meetings with a mutually agreed upon third party namely: Physical Custodial Parent's grandparents. Communication between us shall not be done through the child(ren) or other minors or a third party not approved by both. If the child(ren) become(s) ill or receive(s) any head injury prior to seeing either parent and/or medicine is given to the child(ren), written communication detailing prior medication and injury treatment shall be provided to other parent.
TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION We both agree that there will be telephone contact only between us and these telephone communication rights herein set forth shall not be conducted by either parent, or their families, or friends or paramours, in a manner which shall harass or annoy either parent at home or at work. We both agree, prior to the emancipation of the child(ren), to have our phone calls listened to or recorded for the purpose of monitoring and improving the quality of parental communication. We both agree to pay the other parent a $200 fine, court costs and attorney fees for each and every willful harassing call proven in court.
MEDICAL INFORMATION AND EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION In an emergency situation, the permission of both parents is unnecessary. The selection of doctors, hospitals, or treatment shall be made by the parent with whom the child(ren) is(are) at the time. Both parents shall promptly notify the other in the event the child(ren) has school problems or suffer(s) an acute illness or accident requiring medical care or has taken medication immediately prior to an exchange.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR HEALTH INSURANCE For purposes of medical coverage, the father shall be the primary caretaker. The father shall name, provide for, and maintain his son as a covered dependent(s) under all health care programs.
PARENTAL ACCESS DURING ILLNESS We agree that in the event of an illness of the child(ren) at any time, the other parent shall have the right to spend time with the sick child at the place where he or she is confined if he or she has been confined for more than three days. If the child(ren) become(s) ill while with Non-custodial Parent, Non- custodial Parent shall return the child(ren) to the Custodial Parent, unless the child(ren)'s pediatrician, or other medical doctors instruct the Custodial Parent that the child(ren) should not be moved from Non-custodial Parent's care.
CERTIFICATION We have read this entire agreement and we fully understand its contents. There are no other promises or understandings between us relating to any matters contained in this agreement. We each have reviewed this agreement and proposed order for completeness and accuracy individually received a copy of this parenting agreement and the proposed order and consent to its entry.