Get Proposed Parenting Plan - Dane County

Completing the Proposed Parenting Plan is an essential step in your family law process in Dane County. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help you effortlessly fill out the required form online.

Follow the steps to complete your Proposed Parenting Plan.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Proposed Parenting Plan and open it in your online form editor.
2. Fill in the names of all parties involved in the case, identifying yourself as either the petitioner or respondent in the appropriate fields, along with the case number.
3. List the names and dates of birth for all children affected by this plan in the designated fields.
4. Outline your proposed parenting plan. In section one, specify legal custody arrangements, choosing between options such as joint custody, sole custody, or others, and clarify decision-making authority for medical care, education, childcare, and extracurricular activities.
5. In section two, indicate periods of physical placement, discussing how time will be divided between the parents and attaching any proposed schedules as needed.
6. Detailed arrangements for summer and holiday placement schedules should be included in section three, specifying any county guidelines or personal schedules attached.
7. In section four, outline child care arrangements, identifying who will provide care and how costs will be shared.
8. Discuss transportation issues in section five, clarifying who will handle transportation and where transfers will occur.
9. Fill out section six regarding child support obligations and include any deviations from state guidelines with justifications in place.
10. Include school arrangements in section seven, specifying the anticipated school and educational cost responsibilities.
11. Provide information related to medical providers and associated expenses in sections ten and eleven, specifying who will cover insurance and out-of-pocket costs.
12. State your plans for the child(ren)’s religious upbringing in section twelve, or note if there is no affiliation.
13. Detail how you will assist the child(ren) in maintaining contact with the other parent in section thirteen.
14. Outline methods for resolving disagreements over joint decisions in section fourteen, selecting your preferred approaches.
15. Once all sections are completed, ensure you send a copy to the other parent and your attorney if applicable, then file the original document with the clerk of court.

Complete your Proposed Parenting Plan online today to ensure a smooth process.