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Parenting Plans
The Parenting Plan outlines the agreement between individuals about how they will raise their children after separation or divorce. It includes clear guidelines and expectations on how both individuals will co-parent moving forward. It may include the following topics:
- Health Care
- Transportation to and from activities:
a) Extra-curricular
b) Remedial Programs
c) Children’s extended family
d) Friends, birthday parties, etc.
- Transportation between visits with parent
- Attendance at extra-curricular activities and school events:
a) Parents
b) Extended family
c) New partners
- Involvement of new partners or extended family-guidelines to minimize conflict and stress for children
- Access to Information and how information will be shared:
a) Medical
b) Dental
c) Mental Health
d) Education
- Parental Decision Making:
a) Education
b) Health care
c) Religion
d) Extra Curricular
e) Other
- Parental Communication:
a) How
b) When
c) What issues
- Next of Kin for the child(ren) should both parents pass
- Out of Province and Out of Country travel:
a) Passports
b) Letter of approval
c) Health Card
- Child understanding of Family circumstances
- Family relationships
- Peer Supports
- Community Connections and extracurricular activities
- Guidelines that may extend across two homes
- Regular Schedule of Children
a) School Breaks
1. Christmas Eve
2. Christmas Day
3. Boxing Day
4. New Year’s Eve
5. New Year’s Day
6. March Break
7. Summer holidays
b) Statutory Holidays
c) Professional Development Days
d) Other Special Days
1. Christmas Eve
2. Mother’s Day
3. Father’s Day
4. Child’s Birthday
5. Mother’s Birthday
6. Father’s Birthday
7. Religious Observances
8. Halloween
e) Regular Schedule
1. Weekends
2. Midweek
3. One on One time
f) Telephone Contact
Mediation Summary Report
The mediation summary report (MSR) is the result of the voluntary deliberative mediation process between the individuals. The memorandum is not itself a legally-binding document. Completion of the MSR only indicates that the document accurately reflects the points of agreement created by the individuals in mediation, Clients will need to take the document to their lawyers for review and conversion into a legal agreement that both parties are willing to sign.
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