plan, the parents will decide the child’s primary residence, as well as where the child will spend weekends, holidays, birthdays, and vacations, and how decisions are made.
most parenting plans give joint decision making regarding major issues. this means both parents make important decisions in the child’s life together. this includes medical, education, and religious decisions.
the parenting plan may award primary residential care of a child to one parent and regular residential time to another. in some cases, a parenting plan may provide an equal split where the child spends half of his time with one parent and half with the other. but in most cases, the child lives primarily with 