Is Winter Break or Spring Break treated as holidays or a no-school days for purposes of the parenting plan?

It depends. When you work out your plan for no school days, you should consider the longer scheduled times off. Winter Break, for example, may have characteristics similar to a no school day and holidays. And they may overlap with Christmas and New Year holidays falling during Winter Break. You should either add information about the longer school breaks into your holiday parenting plan or contemplate how they will be addressed as they come up in a manner that is balanced between the parties.

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Co-Parenting Introduction

Introduction to creating a co-parenting agreement for the children in two homes.

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Parenting Schedules

Learn of the specifics of creating a co-parenting schedule to ensure a balanced and structured approach to parenting post-divorce. This schedule is a cornerstone of your parenting plan, providing clarity, stability, and predictability for both parents and children.

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Sick Days

Learn about the key considerations for sick days or other no school days to ensure that children are well cared for and that both parents can manage their work and personal responsibilities effectively.

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Is Winter Break or Spring Break treated as holidays or a no-school days for purposes of the parenting plan?

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