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1. International Travel: Used when there's potential for international travel, including passport arrangements and consent requirements

2. Religious Upbringing: Include when parents have specific agreements about religious education or practices

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

4. Extended Family Relations: Include when maintaining relationships with extended family members requires specific arrangements

5. Language and Cultural Heritage: Important for families with different cultural backgrounds or where multiple languages are spoken

6. Social Media and Privacy: Include when parents want to establish guidelines for sharing information about children online

7. Relocation Provisions: Used when there's possibility of either parent relocating in the future

8. Step-Parent/New Partner Guidelines: Include when either parent has new partners or step-families to consider

1. Schedule A - Parenting Time Calendar: Detailed calendar showing regular parenting time arrangements, including pickup and drop-off times

2. Schedule B - Holiday Schedule: Specific arrangements for holidays, festivals, and special occasions

3. Schedule C - Contact Information: Complete contact details for both parents, emergency contacts, and relevant caregivers

4. Schedule D - Financial Statement: Detailed breakdown of child-related expenses and payment responsibilities

5. Schedule E - Medical Information: Child's medical history, allergies, medications, and healthcare providers

6. Appendix 1 - Communication Log Template: Standard format for documenting important communications between parents

7. Appendix 2 - Expense Sharing Form: Template for recording and sharing child-related expenses

8. Appendix 3 - Modification Request Form: Standard form for requesting changes to the parenting plan