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Contrary to popular belief, there is no need to wait for the custody court to impose a strict, inflexible, and often inconvenient visitation schedule on you and your former spouse. If the two of you can muster enough cooperation to work together, you can develop your own proposed plan and submit it to the custody court for review and approval. Although the specific details of custody visitation plans must comply with the laws in your jurisdiction, most courts are open to parents

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