Q: How to deal with an ex that used to be an attorney and parenting time conflicts.
Below is our parenting time for the upcoming holiday:
The Father shall have the first half of the ·winter break in even years, which shall include Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The Mother shall have the second half of winter break in even years, which shall include New Years Eve and New Years' Day. The Mother shall have the first half of winter break in odd years, and the Father shall have the second half in odd years. The parties shall count weekends in determining the division of overnights in winter break. lf there is an odd number of overnights in winter break, the parent with the second half of winter break ·will have the extra overnight The exchange on winter break shall occur at 9am.
Winter break starts Dec. 20 and the first day back to school is January 8.
I am the mother, so I have the first half. Am I correct in that my ex would get our child on December 29th?
He's saying he gets our child on Dec. 26th.
A: Yes, 12-29 is the trade day based on what you shared.
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