Marriage Separation Agreement

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Child Custody Details

Type of Custody:

Sole Joint

One parent is given primary right to decide matters of health, education, and welfare of the children. Both parents share responsibility of decision-making but the children primarily resides with one parent.

Who will have sole custody of the children? Who will the children mainly reside with?

First Party Second Party Both Parents

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Child Visitation Details

Describe Second Party's visitation time with the child: First Party's visitation time with the child:

Describe Second Party's First Party's access with the child:

Describe the visitation time with both parents:

Regular visitation schedule:

e.g. Stephen hawking will have visits every Monday from 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm and every second weekend.

Vacation visitation schedule:

e.g. Stephen hawking will have visits on all statutory holidays on even years and the summer vacation will be split equally between Stephen hawking and David Miller.

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Child Support Details

Who will be paying child support?

First Party Second Party

How much will First Party pay in child support? How much will Second Party pay in child support?

every

When will the first child support payment be made?

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Child Additional Costs

Who will be responsible for paying the children's Additional Costs?

First Party will make recurring payments Second Party will make recurring payments Both spouses pay according to a fixed percentage

How much will First Party Second Party pay towards Additional Costs?

every

First Party's share of additional costs:

The first payment will be due on:

Describe the Additional Costs Describe the Additional Costs that First Party will pay for Describe the Additional Costs that Second Party will pay for :

e.g. other items purchased.

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Child Health Insurance Costs

Who will maintain health insurance for the child?

First Party Second Party Both Neither (i.e. not affordable at this time)

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End of Payments

When will child maintenance end?

Even if not a minor, payments will continue if the child is attending an educational institution full-time Payments will continue indefinitely if the child is financially dependent due to illness or disability The expenses will end when the child is no longer a financially dependent minor

At what age will the child maintenance end?

years old

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the duties of the custodial parent?

What are the duties of the custodial parent?

A custodial parent has the parental responsibilities to make each day selections concerning upbringing and properly being of the child. these obligations encompass identifying who the child socializes with, the region and mode of schooling, which extracurricular sports the child will participate, religious beliefs of the child, and many others.

If both parents are custodial parents, then both must generally consult each other regarding all parental responsibilities.

also notice that the courts can change your agreed upon arrangement if the court deems it as inappropriate for the children.

What are additional expenses for a child?

What are additional expenses for a child?

Additional costs are expenses that are above and beyond what's covered by child support payments. some examples of such prices are: uninsured health care costs and child care expenses.

The amount that should be contributed to cover such expenses is based on the proportionate income of the parents.

Notice: such expenses need to be reasonable in light of the parent’s financial circumstances and the child’s need.

When does child support end in ?

When does child support end in ?

In , the child support typically ends when the child turns 18 (or 19 if the child remains in high school). If the parents agree the child support will also be extended past this period.

Also note that both parents can also continue to be responsible to help any adult child dependent on parents due to a disability or illness.