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1. International Travel: Used when there's likelihood of international travel or when one parent has international ties

2. Religious and Cultural Considerations: Included when specific religious or cultural practices need to be maintained

3. Special Needs Provisions: Required when children have specific medical, educational, or other special needs

4. Relocation Provisions: Included when there's possibility of either parent moving to a different city or country

5. Safety Provisions: Necessary when there are safety concerns or previous domestic violence issues

6. Extended Family Contact: Used when maintaining specific relationships with extended family members is important

7. Educational Arrangements: Detailed provisions for school choice, extra-curricular activities, and educational decisions

8. Financial Arrangements: Included when specific financial arrangements for children's expenses need to be detailed beyond standard child support

1. Schedule A - Contact Calendar: Detailed calendar showing regular care arrangements, including term time and school holidays

2. Schedule B - Holiday Schedule: Specific arrangements for public holidays, special occasions, and school holidays

3. Schedule C - Communication Schedule: Detailed arrangements for phone calls, video calls, and other forms of communication with children

4. Schedule D - Special Events Calendar: Annual events such as birthdays, religious celebrations, and family traditions

5. Schedule E - Medical Information: Children's medical history, allergies, and healthcare providers

6. Appendix 1 - Parenting Guidelines: General guidelines for consistent parenting approaches across both households

7. Appendix 2 - Emergency Protocols: Procedures for medical emergencies and other urgent situations

8. Appendix 3 - Contact Details: Comprehensive list of important contact information for both parents, schools, doctors, and emergency contacts