Parenting Plan

PARENTING PLAN. This form is used in Kansas District Courts to outline the custody and visitation arrangements for children involved in a family law case. It serves as a formal agreement between parents regarding child custody, parenting time, decision-making authority, and other key responsibilities related to raising their children. The plan specifies whether the arrangement is temporary or permanent, whether custody is joint or sole, and includes detailed schedules for parenting time, holidays, vacations, and exchanges. The plan covers provisions for dispute resolution, military deployment, address changes, and other considerations that might affect the care and custody of the child. Both parents must sign the plan to indicate agreement, and if any changes are made, they must be approved by the court. www.FormsWorkflow.com