Parenting Plan Drafting video
The agreed terms become a full-year calendar and the state's parenting plan form at once, every night assigned by a stated rule and counted for the support worksheet. 1:18
What the film shows
Drafts the parenting plan and schedule from the parties' terms and the state's required form
Agents record the agreed terms from the session notes, read the school calendar, lay the regular schedule, holidays, breaks and summer onto every night of the year, count overnights for the support worksheet, write the plan into the state's form with every clause cited, and draft options for what is still open. The parents decide and sign; the attorney approves the plan as court-ready.
Transcript
- Parenting Plan Drafting writes the plan from agreed terms, for mediators and family lawyers.
- Every custody case needs a plan, and drafting one takes five to ten attorney hours.
- Natalie and Owen agreed a two-two-three schedule over three sessions, and every term is recorded.
- Fourteen holidays, three school breaks and a summer split layer onto one year.
- Then the parents swap Thanksgiving to odd years, and the whole calendar recolors.
- Overnights settle at one eighty-two to one eighty-three, and flow into the support worksheet.
- The last open issue, the Christmas Day exchange, gets two drafted options.
- The plan is written into Idaho's form, every clause cited to its term.
- Both parents sign, and Corinne approves the twenty-two page plan the same day.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.