Common use of Emergency Circumstances Clause in Contracts

Emergency Circumstances. PC’s do not provide critical care; accordingly, I am not available to respond to emergencies – that is a public safety function of the police and fire departments, medical professionals, and perhaps your counsel. Please direct urgent health matters to the appropriate physician or seek emergency room service. Please direct any urgent mental health concern to the appropriate mental health professional (MHP). Our work together will be deliberate, proactive, and efficient. Accordingly, it is incumbent on you to be mindful of the timing when you raise an issue for consideration. As a general rule, each CPP should allow the other 24 hours (excluding vacations, weekends, and holidays) for their initial response; and thereafter, sufficient time for the both of you and then the three of us to communicate about and attempt to resolve any conflicts. For this reason, it is always preferable to raise a matter of concern sooner rather than later. This process requires deliberation and a PC cannot serve your children effectively without time to consider both your children’s and each CPP’s interests before offering a resolution to the issue in dispute. 8.1 In rare instances when the CPPs are unable to resolve a time-sensitive issue with one another, they may, via OFW, request the PC to convene an immediate meeting, Zoom conference, or call to resolve the matter. While this PC will do his best to accommodate such a request, there is no guarantee that I will be available to serve on short notice. Neither CPP shall abuse the process of calling a time-sensitive session. If a CPP is found to have abused this process, the PC may limit the number of time-sensitive meetings that CPP may call and/or allocate all costs to one CPP. As you know I work as a solo practitioner and the duties of a PC are non-delegable, so, there are times during the years when I am away from the office and unavailable for periods of up to two weeks. I always provide my clients with advance notice of the times when I will be unavailable. Accordingly, if you anticipate the need for my services during the period of my absence it is incumbent upon you to provide as much notice as is possible under the circumstances.

Emergency Circumstances. PC’s do not provide critical care; accordingly, I am not available to respond to emergencies – that is a public safety function of the police and fire departments, medical professionals, and perhaps your counselemergencies. Please direct urgent health matters to the appropriate physician or seek emergency room service. Please direct any urgent mental health concern to the appropriate mental health professional (MHP). Our work together will be deliberate, proactive, and efficient. Accordingly, it is incumbent on you to be mindful of the timing when you raise an issue for consideration. As a general rule, each CPP should allow the other 24 hours (excluding vacations, weekends, and holidays) for their the initial response; and thereafter, sufficient time for the both of you and then the three of us to communicate about and attempt to resolve any conflicts. For this reason, it is always preferable to raise a matter of concern sooner rather than later. This process requires deliberation and a PC cannot serve your children effectively competently without time to consider both your children’s and each CPP’s interests before offering a resolution to the issue in dispute. 8.1 In rare instances when the CPPs are unable to resolve a time-sensitive issue with one another, they may, via OFW, request the PC to convene an immediate meeting, Zoom conference, meeting or conference call to resolve the matter. While this PC will do his best to accommodate such a request, there is no guarantee that I will be available to serve on such short notice. Neither CPP shall abuse the process of calling a time-sensitive sessionmeeting. If a CPP is found to have abused this process, the PC may limit the number of time-sensitive meetings that CPP may call and/or allocate all costs to one CPP. As you know I work as a solo practitioner and the duties of a PC are non-delegablepractitioner, so, there are times during the years when I am away from the office and unavailable for periods of up to two weeks. I always provide my clients with advance notice of the times when I will be unavailable. Accordingly, if you anticipate the need for my services during the period of my absence it is incumbent upon you to provide as much notice as is possible under the circumstances.

Emergency Circumstances. PC’s do not provide critical care; accordingly, I am not available to respond to emergencies – that is a public safety function of the police and fire departments, medical professionals, and perhaps your counselemergencies. Please direct urgent health matters to the appropriate physician or seek emergency room service. Please direct any urgent mental health concern to the appropriate mental health professional (MHP)therapist. Our work together will be deliberate, proactive, and efficient. Accordingly, it is incumbent on both of you to be mindful of the timing when you raise an issue for consideration. As a general rule, each CPP should allow the other 24 for a minimum of 72 hours (excluding vacations, weekends, and holidays) for their the initial response; exchange period between them and thereafter, thereafter sufficient time for the both of you and then the three of us to communicate about and attempt to resolve any conflicts. For this reason, it is always preferable to raise a matter of concern sooner rather than later. This process requires deliberation and a PC cannot serve your children effectively competently without time to explore both parents’ interests and consider both your children’s and each CPP’s interests before offering a resolution to the issue in dispute. 8.1 . In rare instances when the CPPs parents are unable to resolve a time-sensitive issue with one another, they may, via OFW, request the PC to convene call an immediate meeting, Zoom conference, meeting or conference call to resolve the matter. While this This PC will do his best to accommodate such a request, there is no guarantee that I will be available to serve on short notice. Neither CPP parent shall abuse the process of calling a time-sensitive sessionmeeting. If a CPP parent is found to have abused this process, the PC may limit the number of time-sensitive meetings that CPP parent may call and/or allocate all costs to one CPPparent. As you know I work as a solo practitioner and the duties of a PC are non-delegable, so, there are times during the years when I am away from the office and unavailable for periods of time up to two weeks. I always provide my clients with advance notice of the times when I will be unavailable. AccordinglySo, if you anticipate the need for my services during the period of my absence at a particular time or concerning an upcoming matter it is incumbent upon you to provide as much notice as is possible under the circumstances.

Emergency Circumstances. PC’s do not provide critical care; accordingly, I am not available to respond to emergencies – that is a public safety function of the police and fire departments, medical professionals, and perhaps your counsel. Please direct urgent health matters to the appropriate physician or seek emergency room service. Please direct any urgent mental health concern to the appropriate mental health professional (MHP). Our work together will be deliberate, proactive, and efficient. Accordingly, it is incumbent on you to be mindful of the timing when you raise an issue for consideration. As a general rule, each CPP should allow the other 24 hours (excluding vacations, weekends, and holidays) for their initial response; and thereafter, sufficient time for the both of you and then the three of us to communicate about and attempt to resolve any conflicts. For this reason, it is always preferable to raise a matter of concern sooner rather than later. This process requires deliberation and a PC cannot serve your children effectively without time to consider both your children’s and each CPP’s interests before offering a resolution to the issue in dispute. 8.1 9.1 In rare instances when the CPPs are unable to resolve a time-sensitive issue with one another, they may, via OFW, request the PC to convene an immediate meeting, Zoom conference, or call to resolve the matter. While this PC will do his best to accommodate such a request, there is no guarantee that I will be available to serve on such short notice. Neither CPP shall abuse the process of calling a time-sensitive session. If a CPP is found to have abused this process, the PC may limit the number of time-sensitive meetings that CPP may call and/or allocate all costs to one CPP. As you know I work as a solo practitioner and the duties of a PC are non-delegable, so, there are times during the years year when I am away from the office and unavailable for periods of up to two weeks. I always provide my clients with advance notice of the times when I will be unavailable. Accordingly, if you anticipate the need for my services during the period of my absence it is incumbent upon you to provide as much notice as is possible under the circumstances.