Follow the steps to fill out the UT 1401FAJ successfully.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Start by entering your personal information such as your name, address, phone number, and email. Ensure that these details are accurate.
3. Indicate your relationship to the case by selecting whether you are the plaintiff, defendant, or their respective attorneys or licensed paralegal practitioners.
4. Fill in the district court information, including the judicial district and county, along with the court address.
5. Provide details of any agreed parenting plan and choose whether it has been agreed to by both parties or is proposed by one.
6. Complete the family information section by providing names and contact details for both the petitioner and respondent, as well as the minor children.
7. Select the parent-time schedule that suits your situation and the children's ages. Specify any details required for holidays and special occasions.
8. Describe how parent-time transfers will occur, indicating if it will be done by the petitioner, respondent, or another adult.
9. Choose how decision-making concerning the children will take place, selecting whether it will be joint or sole decision-making.
10. Complete the education plan section by selecting the location of the school and detailing access to the children.
11. Provide information about communication between parents and with children, ensuring to include preferred methods.
12. Address any terms related to child care, travel, military service by a parent, and potential relocations.
13. Include a section on how disputes will be resolved.
14. Add any other terms that may be important and necessary for the parenting plan.
15. After filling in all required sections, ensure that you both sign the form, indicating the date and place of signing.
16. Lastly, review the form for accuracy and completeness before saving your changes, and prepare to download, print, or share the completed document.

Complete your UT 1401FAJ form online today to establish a well-structured parenting plan.