Oklahoma and Michigan
I live in Michigan, and my 10-year-old daughter lives in Oklahoma. I currently have two two-week visits during the summer (one in June and one in July), half of her winter breaks, and every other spring break. I would like to have my daughter for half of her summer vacation, or at least have her two visits put together in to one extended visit. Her mother sets the visits and often puts only one week between which is very difficult logistically. Is there a standard long distance parenting time plan that courts default to similar to the standard plans used for parents who live in the same community? If so, what do they entail, or what are my chances of having more parenting time in the summer?
I live in Michigan, and my 10-year-old daughter lives in Oklahoma. I currently have two two-week visits during the summer (one in June and one in July), half of her winter breaks, and every other spring break. I would like to have my daughter for half of her summer vacation, or at least have her two visits put together in to one extended visit. Her mother sets the visits and often puts only one week between which is very difficult logistically. Is there a standard long distance parenting time plan that courts default to similar to the standard plans used for parents who live in the same community? If so, what do they entail, or what are my chances of having more parenting time in the summer?