Q: I have 7 summer days in custody schedule. Can I split the days to spend them on two consecutive weekends?
(2) In addition to the schedule set forth above, each party shall have an additional seven day period with the child. The party who’s notice controls shall notify the other party of their designated seven day period not later than April 1 of each year. Mother’s notice to Father shall control during even numbered years, and Father’s notice to Mother shall control during odd numbered years. If either parent fails to provide the above-described notice, the other parent may have their choice of seven days for that summer, and shall give notice of their choice not later than April 15th.
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A: 7 day period usually is interpreted as 7 days consecutive. But you can attach the week to your weekend to me it longer.
A: I agree with my colleague. It would typically be 7 days in a row, but if you have a weekend that you can add it on to then you will be able to have a longer period at one time.
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