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1. International Travel: Required when parents live in different countries or frequent international travel is anticipated

2. Religious Upbringing: Needed when parents have different religious beliefs or specific religious requirements

3. Language Education: Important for bilingual families or when maintaining cultural heritage is desired

4. Special Needs Provisions: Required when the child has specific medical, educational, or developmental needs

5. Extended Family Contact: Important when maintaining relationships with grandparents or other family members is a priority

6. Relocation Provisions: Necessary when there's possibility of either parent moving to a different city or country

7. Digital Communication Rules: Important for older children, covering social media use and online communication

8. Extracurricular Activities: When specific arrangements are needed for sports, music, or other activities

1. Schedule A - Calendar of Care Arrangements: Detailed calendar showing regular care schedule, holidays, and special occasions

2. Schedule B - Financial Schedule: Detailed breakdown of regular and extraordinary expenses and payment arrangements

3. Schedule C - Communication Log Template: Template for tracking important communications and decisions between parents

4. Schedule D - Contact Information: List of important contacts including schools, doctors, and emergency contacts

5. Schedule E - Holiday and Special Days Rotation: Multi-year schedule for holidays and special occasions

6. Appendix 1 - Important Documents Checklist: List of important documents and their locations (passports, health cards, etc.)

7. Appendix 2 - Medical History: Child's medical history, allergies, and ongoing medical needs

8. Appendix 3 - Agreed Service Providers: List of agreed healthcare providers, therapists, tutors, etc.