CUSTODY OF CHILDREN. In the event of the Hospitalisation of the beneficiary for more than 5 days and if no one can provide custody for the beneficiary children or grandchildren under the age of 15, AXA Assistance shall organise and cover, as from the first day of the incident: • either transportation of the children or the grandchildren to the domicile of a close relative, • or transportation of a close relative to the domicile of the beneficiary, • or the custody of the children or grandchildren by qualified persons within the limit of 40 hours in the 5 days following the hospitalisation of the Insured Person, with a minimum of 2 consecutive hours. This person, depending on the age of the children, will also ensure they are accompanied to school. In no event shall this custody exceed the duration of the hospitalisation or immobilisation. AXA Assistance shall take responsibility for the round trip air transport in economy class or by train in 1st class and, depending on the circumstances, the costs of accompanying the children to a close relative by qualified personnel. AXA Assistance only acts at the request of the parents and cannot be held responsible for events that may occur during the travel or during the custody of the children. This guarantee is limited to one intervention per calendar year. Beyond that one intervention per calendar year, AXA Assistance can communicate the coordinates of qualified personnel to the beneficiary. The cost of the qualified personnel remains the responsibility of the beneficiary.
CUSTODY OF CHILDREN. The Defendant shall have the custody of the children. Access to children The Plaintiff shall have access to the children at all reasonable times, provided reasonable notice is given. Such access to include the right to have the said minor children with him as follows: (Specify – for example) Every alternate Saturday from 09h00 to 17h00 until the children are (specify) years of age and thereafter every alternate weekend from 17h00 on Friday until 17h00 on Sunday. Once the children are of a school-going age, the Plaintiff shall be entitled to have access to them for half of every school holiday. Access to the children shall be exercised in their best interests and shall create the minimum degree of disturbance to the children’s routine, educational and necessary extramural activities. Divorce Agreement of settlement Maintenance The Plaintiff undertakes to pay:– Maintenance to the Defendant for herself at the rate of (insert amount) ………… per month for a period of 6 (SIX) months, commencing on (insert date) …………………… and ceasing on (insert date) …………………………; (Alternatively: Maintenance to the Defendant for herself at the rate of R1,00 per annum in order to preserve her rights.) Maintenance to the Defendant on behalf of the minor children in the amount of (insert amount) ………………per month per child; All medical, dental and ophthalmic expenses reasonably incurred by the Defendant in respect of the said minor children, such to include but not necessarily be limited to, all costs of hospitalisation, surgical treatment, spectacles, contact lenses, prescribed medication and allied expenses; All costs and expenses incurred by the Defendant upon the education of the said minor children up to and including tertiary level, such to include but not necessarily be limited to their crèche fees, pre-school fees, school fees, after school care fees, school contributions, school insurances, school outings, school tours, transport costs, extra-mural lessons, school books, school uniforms together with all costs and expenses consequent upon their participation in extramural activities; The Plaintiff’s maintenance obligations referred to above shall cease when:– the relevant child shall have attained the age of twenty-one years, or the child shall have become self-supporting, whichever shall occur first. Divorce Agreement of settlement It is agreed that all maintenance payments shall, unless otherwise agreed to in writing, be paid by the Plaintiff free of bank charges and without ded...
