CHILDREN’S CLOTHING/PERSONAL ITEMS Sample Clauses

CHILDREN’S CLOTHING/PERSONAL ITEMS. (check any or all that apply) □ □ Each parent shall supply the appropriate children’s clothing with them for their scheduled time with the other parent. □ Each parent shall supply appropriate clothing for the children to remain at that parent’s home during parenting time. These clothes are to be considered the children’s clothes and shall be returned clean (when reasonably possible) with the minor children by the other parent. □ □ The child shall leave personal items at each parent’s home and shall not remove those items from that home. □ The child shall take personal items between each parent’s home, and it is the responsibility of each parent to ensure that the personal items remain with the child. □ Both parents shall advise, as far in advance as possible, of any special activities so that the appropriate clothing belonging to the children may be sent. □ In the winter, or cold months of the year, the children are required to have adequate boots, gloves, hats, and jackets to be provided by both parents. □ □ In the winter, or cold months of the year, each parent shall ensure that the children have appropriate winter clothing to wear, regardless of parenting time. . .
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