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#658591 04/13/00 02:36 PM
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Where can I find out about lots of variations of co-parenting plans.<BR>Want to consider many different options<BR>(I have never done this before)<BR>before deciding.<P>I want to move ahead with mediation<BR>before W is required to move to a new house<BR>by employer and won't let me move with her.<P>thanks

#658592 04/13/00 08:39 PM
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I would say contact a family service center and ask them, or ask your lawyer.<P>There is not set rule. what ever will work best for you, your x and the kids.<P>there is a couple here where I live that move in the house one week at a time. ONe week they live with the kids and the next week they change. That way the kids are not going back and forth, just the parents.<P>hope this helps

#658593 04/14/00 07:57 AM
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Check with the your lawyer, here in Oh they have a set plan to follow if the couple can't agree with visitation.<P>They way I understand it is you can set up visitation anyway you want, atleast here in OH. I'm not sure what is like in your state.<P>You may want to chck with a counselor too to see what's best for the kids.<P>Good luck,<P>Bob


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