Case: 1300DO EXHIBIT B: A. [ ] PARENTING PLAN OR [ ] JOINT LEGAL DECISION-MAKING AGREEMENT BIRTH DATE CHILD(REN): This Plan concerns the following child(ren): (Use additional paper if necessary) CHILD'S NAME B. LEGAL DECISION-MAKING AND PARENTING REQUESTED IN THIS PLAN: (Check the box(es) that apply.) [] JOINT LEGAL DECISION-MAKING: The parents/parties agree to joint legal decision-making and this Parenting Plan and find it in the best interest(s) of the child(ren) to award primary physical residence to [ ] Mother [ ] Father [ ] Other [] . SOLE LEGAL DECISION-MAKING REQUESTED BY THE PARENT SUBMITTING THIS PLAN: The parents cannot agree to the terms of legal decision-making and parenting time. The parent submitting this Plan asks the Court to order legal decision-making and parenting time according to this Plan. RESTRICTED, SUPERVISED OR NO PARENTING TIME: The parent submitting this Plan asks the Court for an order restricting parenting time. [] C. LEGAL DECISION-MAKING AND PARENTING TIME: Complete each section below. Be specific about what you want the judge to approve in the court order. 1. WEEKDAY AND WEEKEND SCHEDULE: [ ] The child(ren) will be in the care of Father as follows: (Explain). [] The child(ren) will be in the care of Mother as follows: (Explain). Superior Court of Arizona in Yavapai County January 2013 Page 1 of 6 ExhibitB American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Case: 1300DO [] Other legal decision-making arrangements are as follows: (Explain). [] Transportation will be provided as follows: [ ] Mother or [ ] Father will pick the child(ren) up at [ ] Mother or [ ] Father will drop the child(ren) off at [] o'clock a.m./p.m. o'clock a.m./p.m. Parents may change their time-share arrangements by mutual agreement and with at least __________ days notice in advance to the other parent. 2. SUMMER MONTHS OR SCHOOL BREAK LONGER THAN FOUR (4) DAYS: The weekday and weekend schedule described above will apply for all 12 calendar months AND [] During the summer months or school breaks that last longer than four (4) days, no changes shall be made. OR During the summer months or school breaks that last longer than 4 days, the child(ren) will be in the care of FATHER. (Explain.) [] OR [ ] During the summer months or school breaks that last longer than four (4) days, the child(ren) will be in the care of MOTHER. (Explain.) [] Each parent is entitled to a week period of vacation time with the child(ren). The parents agree to work out the details of the vacation at least days in advance. Parents agree that should either of them travel out of the area with the child(ren), each parent will keep the other informed of travel plans, address(es), and telephone number(s) at which that parent and the child(ren) can be reached. Neither parent shall travel with the child(ren) outside Arizona for longer than days without the prior written consent of the other parent or order of the court. [] [] 3. HOLIDAY SCHEDULE: The holiday schedule takes priority over the regular time-sharing schedule as described above. Check the box(es) that apply and indicate the years of the holiday access/parenting time schedule. Holiday New Year's Eve New Year's Day Spring Break Even Years [ ] Mother [] [ ] Mother [] [ ] Mother [] Page 2 of 6 [] [] [] Father Father Father Odd Years [ ] Mother [ ] Father [ ] Mother [ ] Father [ ] Mother [ ] Father ExhibitB American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Superior Court of Arizona in Yavapai County January 2013 Case: 1300DO [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] [] Holiday Even Years Odd Years 4th of July [ ] Mother [ ] Father [ ] Mother [ ] Father Halloween [ ] Mother [ ] Father [ ] Mother [ ] Father Thanksgiving [ ] Mother [ ] Father [ ] Mother [ ] Father Winter Break [ ] Mother [ ] Father [ ] Mother [ ] Father Hanukkah [ ] Mother [ ] Father [ ] Mother [ ] Father Christmas Eve [ ] Mother [ ] Father [ ] Mother [ ] Father Christmas Day [ ] Mother [ ] Father [ ] Mother [ ] Father Child(ren)'s Birthday [ ] Mother [ ] Father [ ] Mother [ ] Father Mother's Day will be celebrated with the Mother every year. Father's Day will be celebrated with the Father every year. Each parent may have the child(ren) on his or her birthday. Three-day weekends which include Martin Luther King Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veteran's Day, the child(ren) will remain in the care of the parent who has the child(ren) for the weekend. Other Holidays (Describe the other holidays and the arrangement.) 4. TELEPHONE ACCESS: [] Each parent may have telephone contact with the child(ren) during the child(ren)'s normal waking hours. Other (Explain) [] 5. PARENTAL ACCESS TO RECORDS AND INFORMATION: Under Arizona law, both parents are entitled to have equal access to documents and other information concerning the child(ren)'s education and physical, mental, moral and emotional health including medical, school, police, court and other records. A person who does not comply with a reasonable request for these records shall reimburse the requesting parent for court costs and attorney fees incurred by that parent to make the other parent obey this request. A parent who attempts to restrict the release of documents or information by the custodian of the records without a prior court order is subject to legal sanctions. EDUCATIONAL ARRANGEMENTS: [] [] [] Both parents have the right to participate in school conferences, events and activities, and the right to consult with teachers and other school personnel. Both parents will make major educational decisions together. If both parents do not agree regarding the educational decisions, then: If the parents do not agree, then the final decision making regarding educational decisions shall be with [ ] mother [ ] father after consultation with the other parent. 6. 7. MEDICAL AND DENTAL ARRANGEMENTS: [] Both parents have the right to authorize emergency medical treatment, if needed, and the right to consult with physicians and other medical practitioners. Both parents agree to advise the other parent immediately of any emergency medical/dental care sought for the child(ren), to cooperate on health matters concerning the child(ren) and to keep one another reasonably informed. Both parents agree to keep each other informed as to names, addresses and telephone numbers of all medical/dental care providers. Page 3 of 6 ExhibitB American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Superior Court of Arizona in Yavapai County January 2013 Ca