Last month, we presented the first two of nine models for parental access for the regular, non-holiday, non-vacation 28-day period. These charts can be used to guide you and your client in setting up the complex parental access plans that are so often demanded these days.
Creating Parental Access Plans
Last month, we presented the first two of nine models for parental access for the regular, non-holiday, non-vacation 28-day period. These charts can be used to guide you and your client in setting up the complex parental access plans that are so often demanded these days. The attached two charts encompass what we call a "10-18" plan, with variations on Monday mornings. Next month, we present the final four charts; collectively, the charts can be used to organize various parenting-time options for your clients and the courts.
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