Not a legal question, but just will like to know..

[l_x]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CA

I post on here a few times already so some of you may already know that I have a son. I am the NCP.

I read somewhere on here that when the child visit the NCP, the CP pack clothes for the child, is this how it's suppose to be?

 

[Antigone*]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CA

I post on here a few times already so some of you may already know that I have a son. I am the NCP.

I read somewhere on here that when the child visit the NCP, the CP pack clothes for the child, is this how it's suppose to be?

There is no "supposed to be" that is set in stone. It can all be spelled out in the parenting plan

 

[l_x]

So it need to be in the parenting plan? Ok, thanks.

 

[haiku]

IME most kids bring an overnight bag.

But its only a weekend, a trip to salvation army or even walmart can keep everyone happy.

The clothes argument to me, is never worth the effort. Eventually your kids will get older, and they will be packing their own things, the parents won't be able to control that little thing much.

 

[stealth2]

It really depends on the situation - length and frequency of visits, age of the child(ren), where p/u and d/o occur, etc.

If the CP *does* send clothes, do your best to return what is sent (or a reasonable equivalent) washed and folded neatly.