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Temporary Parenting Plan Form. This is a Tennessee form and can be use in Williamson Local County.
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IN THE ____________ COURT OF ________________ COUNTY TENNESSEE
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Mother/Father
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Father/Mother
Case No. ___________
____ Proposed Plan
TEMPORARY PARENTING PLAN
Proposed by Mother _____
Proposed by Father _____
Agreed by Parties _____
Ordered by Court _____
This parenting plan applies to the following children:
Name
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
Birthdate
_______________________________
_______________________________
_______________________________
_______________________________
RESIDENTIAL TIME:
With Mother from _______________________ to _______________________
(Day/Time)
(Day/Time)
( ) every other week (
) every week
With Father from _______________________ to _______________________
(Day/Time)
(Day/Time)
( ) every other week (
) every week
Other Special Provisions __________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
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HOLIDAY and VACATION SCHEDULE DURING THE NEXT SIX MONTHS
DAY TO DAY DECISIONS Each parent shall make decisions regarding the
day-to-day care and control of each child while the child is residing with that
parent. The parents shall otherwise confer with each other.
TRANSPORTATION
( ) Father will pick up and return
or
( ) Mother will pick up and return
or
( ) Other _____________________________________________________
STANDARD PARENTING ORDERS. Pursuant to Tennessee Code
Annotated, ' 36-6-101(a) both parents are entitled to the following rights:
1. unimpeded telephone conversations with the child at least twice each week at
reasonable times and for a reasonable duration;
2. sending mail to the child which the custodial parent will not open and will not censor;
3. receiving notice and relevant information as soon as practical (but not
more than 24 hours) in the event of hospitalization, major illness, or death of the child;
4. receiving, directly from the school, copies of the child=s report cards,
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attendance records, teacher=s names, class schedules, standardized test scores, and
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other records which are customarily made available to parents. A written request must
be made to the school with a current mailing address and payment must be made for the
reasonable cost of duplicating and mailing these records;
5. receiving, directly from the child=s physician and other health care providers,
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copies of the child's medical records. A written request must be made to the health care
provider with a current mailing address and payment must be made for the reasonable
cost of duplicating and mailing these records.
6. to be free of derogatory remarks made about the noncustodial parent and his
or her family by the custodial parent to the child or in the child's presence;
7. to be given at least forty-eight (48) hours notice, whenever possible, of all
extra curricular activities, and the opportunity to participate or observe, including, but
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not limited to, the following:
(I) School activities;
(ii) Athletic activities;
(iii) Church activities; and
(iv) Other activities as to which parental participation or observation would be appropriate.
8. to receive from the other parent, in the event the other parent leaves the
state with the minor child or children for more than two (2) days, an itinerary including
telephone numbers for use in the event of an emergency;
9. access and participation in education, including the right of access to the
minor child or children for lunch and other activities, on the same basis that is provided
to all parents, provided the participation or access is reasonable and does not interfere
with day-to-day operations or with the child’s educational performance.
CHILD SUPPORT The [ ] mother [ ] father will pay child support, in accordance
with the Tennessee Child Support Guidelines, in the amount of $__________
____ weekly
____ monthly
____ every two weeks
____ twice per month
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Directly to the other parent
or
( )
To the Clerk of the Court ( plus a 5% clerks fee )
at___________________________________________________
or
( )
By wage assignment (see attached order)
TOTAL AMOUNT OF CHILD SUPPORT $ ____________
To be paid beginning _____day of _____________, 20____.
SPOUSAL SUPPORT [IF APPLICABLE] ( ) Mother ( ) Father shall pay
additional support in the amount of $____________ per month beginning ____ day
of __________________,2001.
OR he/she shall pay the following household bills:
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Mortgage/Taxes/Insurance/Rent
Utilities
Auto note
Auto repairs
Auto insurance
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Home repair
Lawn care
Trash pick up
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HEALTH, DENTAL AND LIFE INSURANCE and UNCOVERED EXPENSES
These policies shall remain in effect during the duration of the divorce
proceedings. The spouse and/or children shall be the beneficiaries. All uncovered
medical and dental bills will be paid by (__) father (__) mother (__) split between the
parties.
_____________________________
Mother
__________________________
Date
_____________________________
Father
___________________________
Date
IT IS SO ORDERED ADJUDGED AND DECREED this _____ day of
_____________________, 2001.
______________________________
JUDGE
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