California fl 341 c 2025

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The document FL-341(C) outlines a holiday parenting schedule for children, detailing the allocation of holidays between the petitioner, respondent, and other parties. It specifies times for each holiday, including single-day holidays and school breaks, and establishes guidelines for vacation planning, including notification requirements and conflict resolution procedures.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the California FL-341(C) in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'Petitioner,' 'Respondent,' and 'Other Parent/Party' fields at the top of the form. Ensure you include the correct case number for reference.
In Section 1, outline the holiday parenting schedule. Use the provided table to specify which parent will have custody during each holiday, indicating odd or even years as applicable.
For each holiday listed, enter the start and end times. Remember that single-day holidays typically start at a.m. and end at p.m., unless otherwise noted.
Proceed to Section 2 regarding vacations. Specify how many vacations each parent may take per year and provide details on notification requirements for vacation plans.
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What qualifies for full custody in California?

Situations that enable one parent to gain sole legal and physical custody may include: A parent has a history of proven domestic violence, abuse, or child neglect. A parent is considered legally unfit to care for their child. A parent falsely accuses their co-parent of abuse.

What is form fl 341 c?

Childrens Holiday Schedule Attachment (FL-341(C)) Parents can use the form to describe the holiday parenting plan believed to be in the childs best interests. It can also be used to state the family or juvenile courts decisions (orders) about the childs holiday parenting plan after a hearing.

How does a court view toxic co-parenting?

Since both of you have legal custody, you both have the authority to make decisions regarding matters such as vacation time. However, since you are the parent with whom the child primarily resides, your ex would need to petition the court if you deny permission for the child to go on vacation.

What is a FL 341?

The FL-341 Child Custody and Visitation (Parenting Time) Order Attachment form is used in California when there is a need to outline specific child custody and visitation arrangements following a court decision or agreement, ensuring lawful compliance with agreed-upon parenting terms.

Can you have a custody agreement without divorce?

A: Yes. A parent can file for custody of the child without a divorce or separation finalized in California. However, there does need to be an open family law case in order to request custody orders.

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What is the biggest mistake in a custody battle?

Loss of decision-making authority: The court may grant the other parent sole decision-making authority if its determined that one parents poor co-parenting is compromising the childs best interests.