Parenting Plan Schedule Clarification

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Cassidy was confused about the scheduling clause in her parenting plan, particularly when holiday time or vacation time conflicted with the other parents time. The chatbot clarified that after such a holiday or vacation time, the regular schedule resumes, and the other parent gets the children on their next scheduled day, not necessarily the following weekend.

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i am having trouble understanding the wording of my parenting plan
What specific part of your parenting plan are you having difficulty understanding, ****?
the scheduling area
Could you please provide more details about the specific terms or phrases in the scheduling area of your parenting plan that you're finding difficult to understand?
it states, Sometimes "holiday time" or vacation time may conflict with the time set aside for the other parent. When this happens, the holiday time or vacation time shall be observed and take priority over all other schedules. For example, if it is one parent's alternate weekend but the other's Memorial Day weekend, the holiday weekend will take priority. Following the change in schedule due to the "holiday time" or vacation time the schedule will resume without regard to the holiday time or vacation time.“
What is the specific confusion you have regarding the "holiday time" or "vacation time" clause in your parenting plan?
This weekend would usually be their fathers weekend but it is my holiday, does that mean he gets them next weekend or will the schedule resume as normal and he’ll get them on his next scheduled day?
Based on the clause you provided, the schedule should resume as normal after your holiday. He should get them on his next scheduled day.
so if his next day is a Thursday, he will get them that Thursday and not over the weekend?
Yes, based on the clause, he should get them on his next scheduled day, which in this case would be Thursday.
okay sounds great. Thank you
You're welcome, ****! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask.