There is no statute on the point, and very little in the case law. This generally straddles the line between physical and legal custody (the differences are discussed here), so your first stop is your existing court order to see what, if anything, it says on the matter. If it is silent, vague, or confusing, you could get a clarifying order in place. Before doing that, consider direct negotiation (pretty much required under the rules anyway), or mediation to clarify your parenting plan. If any of these steps seem daunting, you should probably consult with a family law specialist before taking any of those steps, to review your existing order and suggest viable alternatives.
Answered on Oct 03rd, 2018 at 10:52 AM