Common use of Children’s Issues Clause in Contracts

Children’s Issues. In resolving issues about sharing the enjoyment of and responsibility for any children, the Parties understand the obligation imposed on them pursuant to section 37 of the Family Law Act and agree to make every effort to reach amicable solutions that consider only the children’s best interests. The Parties agree to act quickly to resolve differences related to the children to promote a caring, loving and involved relationship between the children and both parents. The Parties acknowledge that inappropriate communications regarding their separation can be harmful to their children. They agree that settlement issues will not be discussed in the presence of their children, or that communication with the children regarding these issues will occur only if it is appropriate and done by mutual agreement, or with the advice of a child specialist. The Parties agree not to make any changes to the residence of the children without first obtaining the written agreement of the other Party.

Children’s Issues. In resolving issues about sharing the enjoyment of and responsibility for any children, the The Parties understand the obligation imposed on them pursuant to section 37 of the Family Law Act and agree to make every effort to reach amicable solutions that consider only promote the children’s best interests. The Parties agree to act quickly to resolve differences related to the children children, so as to promote a caring, loving and involved relationship between the children and both parents. The Parties acknowledge that inappropriate communications regarding the dissolution of their separation relationship can be harmful to their children. They agree that settlement issues will not be discussed in the presence of their children, or that communication with the children regarding these issues will occur only if it is appropriate and done by mutual agreement, or with upon the advice of a child specialist. The Parties agree not to make any changes to the residence of the children without first obtaining the written agreement of the other Party.

Children’s Issues. In resolving issues about sharing the enjoyment of and responsibility for any children, the Parties understand the obligation imposed on them pursuant to section 37 of the Family Law Act and agree to make every effort to reach amicable solutions that consider only the children’s best interests. The Parties agree to act quickly to resolve differences related to the children to promote a caring, loving and involved relationship between the children and both parents. The Parties acknowledge that inappropriate communications regarding their separation can be harmful to their children. They agree that settlement issues will not be discussed in the presence of their children, or that communication with the children regarding these issues will occur only if it is appropriate and done by mutual agreement, or with the advice of a child specialistChild Specialist. The Parties agree not to make any changes to the residence of the children without first obtaining the written agreement of the other Party.