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Order Enforcing Parenting Plan - Parenting Time Form. This is a Oregon form and can be use in Linn Local County.
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Form E3
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF LINN
IN THE MATTER OF
9 THE M ARRIAGE OF 9 SEPARATION OF
9 CUSTODY PROCEEDING 9 OTHER
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PETITIONER,
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RESPONDENT .
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CASE NO .________________
ORDER ENFORCING
9 PARENTING PLAN
9 PARENTING TIME
THIS MATTER CAME BEFORE the court on motion by 9 Petitioner // 9 Respondent to enforce the parenting time or
parenting plan in this case;
9 the court having heard evidence and arguments of the parties and/or their counsel orders as follows:
9 based upon the stipulation and agreement of the parties the court orders as follows:
9 proof of service having been provided to the court by the moving party and the responding party having failed to
appear as ordered and thereby being in default, the court having heard a prima facie offering of evidence from the
moving party, orders as follows:
A. 9 Modifying the provisions relating to the parenting plan by:
9 (1) Imposing a detailed parenting time schedule, as follows: 9 see attached plan
9 (2) Imposing additional terms and
conditions on the parenting time schedule as follows: ____________________________________________________
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9 (3) Adding the following additional parenting time, having been found by the court to be in the best interests
of the child, to compensate for wrongful deprivation of parenting time: ________________________________
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9 (4) Requiring that the Linn County Visitation Schedule/Parenting Plan shall apply and govern visitation and
parenting time in this case beginning:
. (A copy is attached.)
9 (5) that the party violating the parenting plan provisions shall post bond or security in the sum of
$____________ which shall be forfeited upon a showing that the terms of this order and or the parenting plan
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has been violated by 9 petitioner // 9 respondent.
9 (6) Requiring either or both to attend counseling or educational sessions focusing on the effect violation of
the parenting plan can have on children, to begin no later than ___________ and to be completed no later than
___________________.
9 (7) Awarding the prevailing party attorney fees and costs pursuant to ORCP 68.
9 (8) 9 Terminating, 9 suspending from ________ until _______, or 9 modifying spousal support as
follows:______________________________________________________.
9 (9) 9 Terminating, 9 suspending from ________ until _______, or 9 modifying spousal support as
follows:______________________________________________________; the Court finding that parenting
time has been denied or interfered with absent good cause and the other requirements of ORS 107.431 are met.
9 (10) A hearing for modification of custody shall be scheduled forthwith.
DATED and Ordered this _____ day of _____________________________, 20___.
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CIRCUIT JUDGE
NOTICE REGARDING TERMINOLOGY
These papers refer to “Parenting Plans”, “Parenting time”, “visitation” and “visitation schedules”. Time
scheduled for non-custodial parents to spend with their children has traditionally been referred to as
“visitation”. The 1997 Legislature enacted laws changing that term to “Parenting Time” and the “visitation
schedules” to “Parenting Plans”.
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