The visit is usually developed between the two parents, as it usually requires detailed logistics and may require occasional compromises and last-minute modifications. A visiting parent usually spends every other weekend, some holidays and a summer vacation with their child. This is a factor that family courts consider that parents should also think about this. Uprooting a child during the already difficult situation of a divorce can be incredibly stressful. Parents may consider: F. Notification of the parent`s current address. Each parent must advise the other at all times on their current home address, telephone numbers (housing and work), children`s school, and where children spend a longer period of limestone of four days or more. H. In the exercise of shared custody, the parties will share responsibilities and consider issues related to child health and well-being education in good faith. In decision-making, the parties must discuss and agree on the following issues: 1) He or she may be removed from his or her civil or criminal functions.

2) The court may change the legal and physical custody of minor children. But it is important to consider other decisions, such as raising the child. Does the child have to change schools? Religious decisions may also need to be addressed, for example. B the religious institution that will visit the child. Another factor is the child`s medical care. What insurance plan covers the child? Who pays for expenses, z.B, dental appliances that are not in the pocket? E. No interference with the other parent`s schedule without the consent of that parent. None of the parents plan activities for the children during the other parent`s planned parental leave without the other parent`s prior consent.

In order to serve the welfare of the child, the court`s mission is to determine which parent is entitled to legal and physical custody and whether compromises should be made. Co-parenting is quite difficult when a couple is married and lives together, but can be doubly difficult when the parents are separated. Courts must juggle different factors in this important decision, but detention decisions can always be reviewed in court if circumstances change.