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Note three things about the Idaho plan:
Note three things about the Idaho plan:


#1. Much of the legal language in the Benchbook plan is suited to American law and won't be suitable for British Columbia parenting plans; you'll have to adapt the terminology accordingly.
1. Much of the legal language in the Benchbook plan is suited to American law and won't be suitable for British Columbia parenting plans; you'll have to adapt the terminology accordingly.


#2. The plan refers to American subjects (like holidays and social security numbers) that you'll have to change or delete.
2. The plan refers to American subjects (like holidays and social security numbers) that you'll have to change or delete.


#3. This plan only describes one visitation schedule. Nothing is stopping you from playing with the parenting plan and changing it to include visitation schedules that will evolve as the children grow up.
3. This plan only describes one visitation schedule. Nothing is stopping you from playing with the parenting plan and changing it to include visitation schedules that will evolve as the children grow up.


You might also want to have a look at the [http://www.in.gov/judiciary/rules/parenting/ Parenting Time Guidelines] found in the Indiana Rules of Court, which are extremely detailed and very child-focused.
You might also want to have a look at the [http://www.in.gov/judiciary/rules/parenting/ Parenting Time Guidelines] found in the Indiana Rules of Court, which are extremely detailed and very child-focused.
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