Visitation Rights Templates

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This document is used for parenting proceeding affidavit in the state of Ohio. It is required for parents involved in child custody or visitation cases to provide information about their relationship with the child.

This document provides instructions for creating a medium to long distance parenting plan in the state of Oregon. It helps parents who live far apart establish a plan for sharing custody and visitation with their children.

This Form is used for grandparents in Massachusetts to file a petition for visitation rights with their grandchildren.

This form is used for notifying parties involved in a temporary custody hearing in Kansas. It provides information about the hearing and must be filed with the court.

This document provides instructions for responding to a divorce proceeding in Kansas when children are involved. It outlines the steps to take and the information required.

This Form is used for creating a parenting plan in the state of Hawaii. It helps separated or divorced parents outline their agreement regarding child custody, visitation schedule, and other important parental responsibilities.

This type of document, called a Petition for Divorce, is used in Kansas when a married couple with children wants to initiate the legal process of ending their marriage.

This document is used in Kansas to request a change to the schedule of parenting time between parents. It allows one parent to ask the court to modify the existing parenting plan.

This Form is used for filing a motion to change custody in the state of Minnesota. It provides instructions on how to complete the form and what steps to take in the process.

This form is used for obtaining a custody order in the state of Queensland, Australia. It outlines the details of custody arrangements for a child or children involved in a legal dispute.

This form is used for requesting an order for supervised visitation in the state of Hawaii. It helps to ensure the safety and well-being of a child during visitations with a parent or guardian.

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