Instructions for Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan - Oregon

This document contains official instructions for Exhibit 1 , Basic Parenting Plan - a form released and collected by the Oregon Circuit Courts.

FAQ

Q: What is Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan?
A: Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan is a document that outlines the arrangements for child custody, visitation and decision-making for parents in Oregon.

Q: Who is the Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan for?
A: The Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan is for parents who are seeking to establish a parenting plan for their children in Oregon.

Q: What does the Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan include?
A: The Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan includes provisions for custody, visitation, decision-making responsibilities, and other important aspects of co-parenting.

Q: How do I use the Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan?
A: You can use the Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan as a template or starting point for creating your own parenting plan. It can be filled out and customized to fit your specific situation.

Q: Do both parents need to agree on the Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan?
A: Ideally, both parents should agree on the terms of the parenting plan. However, if there is a disagreement, the court may need to make a decision.

Q: Is the Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan legally binding?
A: Yes, once approved by the court, the Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan becomes a legally binding agreement between the parents.

Q: Can the Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan be modified?
A: Yes, the Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan can be modified if there is a significant change in circumstances or if both parents agree to the changes.

Q: What happens if one parent violates the Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan?
A: If one parent violates the Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan, the other parent can file a motion with the court to enforce the plan and seek appropriate remedies.

Q: Do I need a lawyer to complete the Exhibit 1 Basic Parenting Plan?
A: While it is not required to have a lawyer, it may be helpful to consult with one, especially if there are complex issues or disagreements between the parents.