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Fillable Printable PERMANENT PARENTING PLAN ORDER - Georgia

Fillable Printable PERMANENT PARENTING PLAN ORDER - Georgia

PERMANENT PARENTING PLAN ORDER - Georgia

PERMANENT PARENTING PLAN ORDER - Georgia

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF _________
STATE OF GEORGIA
________________________, )
)
Plaintiff, ) CIVIL ACTION FILE NO.
)
v. ) ___________________
)
________________________, )
)
Defendant. )
PERMANENT PARENTING PLAN ORDER
The mother and father will be courteous toward each other and each child so as to provide
a loving, stable, consistent and nurturing relationship with the child even though they are
not married. They will not speak badly of each other or the members of the family of the
other parent. They will encourage each child to continue to love the other parent and be
comfortable in both families.
This plan ( ) is a new plan.
( ) modifies an existing Parenting Plan dated _________.
( ) modifies an existing Order dated ________________.
CHILD=S NAME
DATE OF BIRTH
I. Custody and Decision Making:
A. Legal Custody shall be (choose one):
( ) with the Mother
( ) with the Father
( ) Joint
B. Primary Physical Custodian
For each of the children named below the primary physical custodian shall be:
d/o/b
( ) Mother
( ) Father
( ) Joint
For those parent choosing Joint Physical Custody, a detailed plan of the living
arrangements of the child(ren) MUST BE ATTACHED and made a part of this Parenting
Plan.
C. Day-To-Day Decisions
Each parent shall make decisions regarding the day-to-day care of a child while the child is
residing with that parent, including any emergency decisions affecting the health or safety
of a child.
D. Major Decisions
Major decisions regarding each child shall be made as follows:
Educational decisions
( ) Mother
( )Father
( ) Joint
Non-emergency health care
( ) Mother
( )Father
( ) Joint
Religious upbringing
( ) Mother
( )Father
( ) Joint
Extracurricular activities
( ) Mother
( )Father
( ) Joint
________________________
( ) Mother
( )Father
( ) Joint
________________________
( ) Mother
( )Father
( ) Joint
E. Disagreements
Where parents have elected joint decisions making in Section I.B. above, please explain
how any disagreements in decisions making will be resolved (e.g., correspondence,
telephone conversations, third party tiebreaker vote, mediation, etc.)
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________.
II. PARENTING AND VISITATION SCHEDULE
A. Residential Time With Each Parent
The Custodial Parent(s) (is)(are): _______________________________.
Under the schedule set forth below, each parent will have parenting time
with the child(ren) in the approximate percentages state below:
Mother: __________ % Father: _____________%
B. The Parents Agree to the Following (check all that apply):
( ) The parents shall make genuine efforts to refrain from arguments concerning
visitations. Such arguments undermine the parents= relationship with the
child and burden the child with the guilt of responsibility for such friction.
The parents shall endeavor to cooperate with the child with the goal of
reducing the strife and confusion surrounding the child when parents have
elected to divorce. It is beneficial that the child experience affectionate care
from both parents, and both of the parties hereto acknowledge that visitation
exists primarily for the benefit of the child.
( ) Both parties shall be diligent in having the child ready with the necessary
belongings and available at the appointed time and the transporting party
shall be prompt in picking up and delivering the child, provided, however,
that the transporting parent for visitation shall have a grace period of fifteen
(15) minutes for pick-up and delivery if both parties live within a distance of
fifty (50) miles from each other. If the one way distance to be traveled is in
excess of one hundred (100) miles, the grace period shall be thirty (30)
minute. In the event the visiting parent exceeds the grace period, the
visitation for that weekend is forfeited unless prior notification and
arrangements have been made and except in cases where the visiting
parent suffers an unavoidable breakdown or delay en route and the visiting
parent promptly notifies the custodial parent by phone of the delay.
Repeated violations by either parent shall be cause for granting a
modification of the custody order either by changing custody or curtailing
visitation, as the case may be.
( ) In the event that the child develops a serious illness or injury while visiting
with one parent, that parent shall promptly inform the other parent of the
child=s condition. Elective surgery shall be performed on the child only after
both parents have consented to the same. Emergency surgery necessary
for the preservation of life or to prevent a further serious injury or condition
may be performed without the other parent=s consent, provided, however,
that if time permits, the other parent shall be consulted and, in any event, he
or she shall be informed as soon as possible.
( ) Neither party shall have his or her girlfriend, boyfriend, or other overnight
date who is unrelated by blood or marriage spend the night when the child is
in his or her custody.
( ) If either parent decides to relocate more than ______ miles away from the
other parent=s home, the moving parent will give the other parent written
notice of the intent to relocate no less than the following prior to the date of
moving:
Choose one:
_____ Thirty (30) days
_____ Sixty (60) days
_____ One Hundred Ninety (190) days
_____ Six (6) months.
( ) Neither party shall consume alcohol or illegal drugs and then operate a
motor vehicle when the child is in his or her custody.
( ) The parent in possession of the minor child(ren) will be responsible for
supervising and assisting any schoolwork immediately due and for any
activity scheduled for the child. The parents agree to give each other
reasonable notice of any activities scheduled during the other parent=s
possession of the child(ren).
C. Visitation
During the term of this parenting plan the non-custodial parent shall have at a
minimum the following rights of visitation (choose an item):
( ) The first and third weekend of each month.
( ) The first, third and fifth weekend of each month.
( ) The second and fourth weekend of each month.
( ) Every other weekend starting on ________________________________.
( ) Each ___________________, starting at _______ a.m./p.m. and ending
________ a.m./p.m.
( ) Other: ____________________________________________________
( ) Weekday visitation on (choose an item):
( ) None.
( ) Every Wednesday Evening.
( ) Every other Wednesday during the week prior to a non-visitation
weekend.
( ) Every ___________________ and ____________________ evening.
( ) Other: _______________________________________________.
For purposes of this Parenting Plan, a weekend will start at ________ a.m./p.m. on:
( ) Thursday
( ) Friday
( ) Saturday
and end at _____ a.m./p.m. on:
( ) Sunday
( ) Monday
( ) Other: _____________________________.
Weekday visitation will begin at _______ a.m./p.m. and will end:
( ) 7:00 p.m.
( ) 8:00 p.m.
( ) When the child(ren) return(s) to school or daycare the next morning
( ) Other: _________________________________________________.
This parenting schedule begins:
( ) _______________________ OR ( ) Date of the Court=s Order.
(Day and Time)
D. Holiday Schedule (if applicable) and Other School Free Days (Attach
School or District Schedule)
Indicate if child(ren) will be with the parent in ODD or EVEN numbered years or indicate
EVERY year:
MOTHER
FATHER
Martin Luther King Day
________________
________________
Presidents= Day
________________
________________
Mother=s Day
________________
________________
Memorial Day
________________
________________
Father=s Day
________________
________________
July Fourth
________________
________________
Labor Day
________________
________________
Halloween
________________
________________
Thanksgiving Day and Friday
________________
________________
Child(ren)=s Birthday(s)
________________
________________
Other School Free Days
________________
________________
Mother=s Birthday
________________
________________
Father=s Birthday
________________
________________
Religious Holidays:
________________
________________
Other:
________________
________________
Other:
________________
________________
Other:
________________
________________
If there is a conflict between the regular visitation schedule and the holiday schedule, the
holiday schedule will prevail.
For the purposes of this parenting plan, the holiday will start and end as follows (choose
one):
( ) Holidays that fall on Friday will including the following Saturday and Sunday.
( ) Holidays that fall on Monday will including the preceding Saturday and Sunday.
( ) Other: __________________________________________________________.
E. Fall Vacation (if applicable) (Define)
The day-to-day schedule shall apply except as follows:
_______________________________________________________________
_____________________ beginning _________________________________.
F. Winter Vacation
The ( ) mother ( ) father shall have the child(ren) for the first period from the date
and time school is dismissed until December ______ at a.m./p.m. in ( ) odd numbered
years; ( ) even numbered years; ( ) every other year. The other parent will have the
child(ren) for the second period from the day and time indicated above until 6:00 p.m. on
the evening before school resumes. Unless otherwise indicated, the parties shall alternate
the first and second periods each year.
Other Agreement of the parents:
________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
G. Spring Vacation (if applicable) (Define)
The day-to-day schedule shall apply except as follows:
________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________ beginning __________________________________
H. Other extended period of time during school, etc. (refer to the school
schedule)
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
I. Summer Vacation (Define)
The day-to-day schedule shall apply except as follows:
________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________ beginning __________________________________
When holiday visitation conflicts with extended/summer visitation the (choose one):
( ) holiday schedule will be observed
( ) extended visitation will be uninterrupted
( ) other.
J. Transportation Arrangements
For visitation, the place of meeting for the exchange of the child(ren) shall be:
________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
The ( ) parent taking possession of the child B Mother / Father B will be responsible for
transportation of the child at the beginning of visitation.
The ( ) parent taking possession of the child B Mother / Father B will be responsible for
transportation of the child at the conclusion of visitation.
Payment of long distance transportation costs (if applicable) will be paid by:
( ) Mother ( ) Father ( ) both equally
Define Along distance@ for purposes of transportation: ___________________________
Other arrangements: _____________________________________________________
If a parent does not possess a valid driver=s license, he or she must make reasonable
transportation arrangements to protect the child or children while in the case of that parent.
K. Changes and Cancellations (please check if applicable):
( ) If the parents cannot agree on a requested change in the visitation schedule, the
parents agree to seek voluntary mediation to resolve the differences prior to filing a
modification with the Court. If mediation is requested, the cost of mediation will be
paid by (choose one):
( ) the party requesting the change
( ) both parties equally
( ) other: ________________________________________________
L. Telephone Access
The parents agree that when the child or children reside with one, the other parent
will have the right to unimpeded telephone conversations with the child or children as
follows (check all that apply):
( ) Unrestricted telephone access to the child(ren) during reasonable hours and
of reasonable duration.
( ) ___________ telephone calls to the child(ren) per week with the duration of
each call not to exceed ________ minutes.
( ) The child(ren) are allowed to call either parent at any time.
( ) Neither parent will monitor the telephone conversations with their child(ren)
have with the other parent.
( ) Neither parent will use the child(ren) to communicate messages to the other
parent.
Other provisions for telephone access:
________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
M. Supervision of Parenting Time (if applicable)
( ) Check here if applicable.
Supervised parenting time shall apply during the day-to-day schedule as follows:
Place: __________________________________________________________
Person/Organization Supervising: ____________________________________
Responsibility of cost:
( ) Mother ( ) Father ( ) Both equally
N. Conduct and Communication Provisions
Please check all that apply:
( ) Each parent shall promptly notify the other parent of a change of address,
phone number or cell phone number so that the other parent may exercise
visitation, notify the other parent, and reach the child(ren) while in the other
parent=s possession. (Please see relocation provision in Section II.B above
pertaining to moves of greater distances).
( ) The child(ren) will not be left along until the age of _____________.
Neither parent will:
( ) Discuss past, present or future litigation with the child(ren).
( ) Complain about, criticize, or blame the other parent in the presence of the
child(ren) and shall instruct others to refrain from such conduct in the
presence of the child(ren).
( ) Accuse the other parent of being at fault in the presence of the child(ren).
( ) Use the child(ren) as Abargaining chips@ to influence the actions of the other
parent.
( ) Make negative, critical or hurtful comments about the other party=s family
members in the presence of the minor child(ren).
( ) Use profanity in any conservation with the other parent in the child(ren)=s
presence or go into the other parent=s home without consent.
III. Access to Records
A. Rights of the Parents
Pursuant to O.C.G.A. ' 19-9-1(b)(1)(D), both parents are entitled to access to all of
the child(ren)=s records and information, including but not limited to, education, health,
extracurricular activities, and religious communications. Designation as a non-custodial
parent does not affect a parent=s right to equal access to these records. However, the
parties may agree to limitations on access to records.
Please list any agreed to limitations on access rights: ___________________________
______________________________________________________________________
B. School Records Access/Communication Provisions (check all that
apply):
( ) The parents shall take the necessary action with school authorities of the
schools in which the child(ren) are enrolled to:
A. List both parents as the parent of the child(ren);
B. Authorize the school to release to both parents any and all
information concerning the child(ren);
C. Ensure that both parents receive copies of any notices regarding the
child(ren).
( ) Each parent will be entitled to complete detailed information or reports from
any teacher or school pertaining to the child(ren), their schoolwork, their
educational needs, their conduct, or opportunities available to the child(ren).
( ) Each parent shall promptly transmit to the other parent any information
received concerning parent schedules and any other school activities in
which the child(ren) may be engaged or interested.
( ) Each parent shall promptly after receipt, furnish the other parent a
photocopy of the child(ren)=s grade reports and copies of any other reports
concerning the child(ren)=s status or progress.
( ) Each parent shall, when possible, arrange appointments for parent-teacher
conferences at a time when the other parent can be present and, whenever
possible, they shall be attended by both parents.
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