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Parenting Time Schedules

Parenting Time Schedules For:                              
                                                                          (Father/Mother) 

Schedule A ~ Age: 2 Years to 3 Years
1^st Week: Tues. 5pm till Wed. Morning & Fri. 6pm till Sat. 6pm.
2^nd Week: Tues. 5pm till Wed. Morning & Sat. 6pm till Sun. 6pm.

Schedule B ~ Age: 3 Years to 4 Years
1^st Week: Tues. & Thurs. 5pm to 8pm, Overnights Optional.
2^nd Week: Tues. 5pm till Wed. Morning & Fri. 6pm till Sun. 6pm.

Schedule C ~ Age: 5 Years and Up
1^st Week: Tues. & Thurs. 5pm to 9pm, Overnights Optional.
2^nd Week: Tues. 5pm till Wed. Morning & Fri. 6pm till Sun. 8pm.

Scheduled Percentage
Schedule A = 28%; Schedule B = 32%; Schedule C = 32%

Note: It will be assumed that the child will be staying the nights on “Overnights Optional.”
The parent who has  “Overnights Optional” shall notify the other parent on Sunday before the start of that week if unable to exercise overnights for that week.

  Sample: C

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