- Do the parties choose a halfway point between the residences at a designated location to exchange the children?
- Do the parties agree that the person ending their custody time will drop the children off at the residence of the parent who is beginning their custody time?
- Do the parties agree that the person who is getting custody of the children goes and picks up the children from the other parent?
- Does one parent do all the picking up and dropping off of the children?
- Do the parties agree to meet up at the school where the parents simply drop off and pick the children up at school when it is in session?
- What about long-distance situations where the parents live so far away that the children have to fly between the residences of the parents? How will the children be put on a plane and who pays for the cost of travel?
- What about severe cases where the parties may need to meet at a police station or at a family court exchange center, for example, to exchange the children because the parties fear that exchanges will not be peaceful?
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