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Parenting Plan Interpretation
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not2cleverRed
Obvious Observer
The court order states that you meet with a mediator "at the beginning of October".
This is not part of a conditional statement in the order: it does not state "If [Dad does whatever Mom thinks he should do], then at the beginning of October..."
There is no reference in what you have quoted to the magic number 4: it does not state "After 4 overnights have been completed, then a meeting will be scheduled [ASAP] with the mediator."
While you might have *intended* for there to b e 4 overnights before meeting with the mediator, that is not what your order, as presented states.
Meet with the mediator in October. Early October. Meaning sometime next week.
This is not part of a conditional statement in the order: it does not state "If [Dad does whatever Mom thinks he should do], then at the beginning of October..."
There is no reference in what you have quoted to the magic number 4: it does not state "After 4 overnights have been completed, then a meeting will be scheduled [ASAP] with the mediator."
While you might have *intended* for there to b e 4 overnights before meeting with the mediator, that is not what your order, as presented states.
Meet with the mediator in October. Early October. Meaning sometime next week.
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