You could always word it a bit differently to account for consecutive weeks as well. The intent when I wrote it was to work around my ex, who has issues with taking care of the children properly for any length of time.
Sun through Sat is logical, as it follows the calendar.
By adding this line to that whole section:
The parties agree that the below Holiday/Vacation schedule shall supersede and take precedence over the normal custody/access already laid out.
It eliminates argument over "but it's MY weekend", etc.
The thing to remember though is that it works both ways.
Yes, both of you are going to lose at least one day out of your normal time. However, no one loses more time than the other, and you both get equal vacation time.
Setting a day for when you have to provide your dates AND setting out WHO gets first choice and when, goes a long way in eliminating petty little arguments and last minute notices.
Of course my ex is a damn lunatic most of the time, so I need something that's very very simple and drawn in crayon.
Sun through Sat is logical, as it follows the calendar.
By adding this line to that whole section:
The parties agree that the below Holiday/Vacation schedule shall supersede and take precedence over the normal custody/access already laid out.
It eliminates argument over "but it's MY weekend", etc.
The thing to remember though is that it works both ways.
Yes, both of you are going to lose at least one day out of your normal time. However, no one loses more time than the other, and you both get equal vacation time.
Setting a day for when you have to provide your dates AND setting out WHO gets first choice and when, goes a long way in eliminating petty little arguments and last minute notices.
Of course my ex is a damn lunatic most of the time, so I need something that's very very simple and drawn in crayon.
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