FL-341(D)

PETITIONER: Damani Amiri Hashim CASE NUMBER:

RESPONDENT: Sheraina Marie Logan
24TRPT00036
OTHER PARENT/PARTY:

ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS—PHYSICAL CUSTODY ATTACHMENT

TO Petition Response Request for Order Responsive Declaration to Request for Order
Stipulation and Order for Custody and/or Visitation of Children ✖ Findings and Order After Hearing or Judgment
Custody Order—Juvenile—Final Judgment Other (specify):

The additional provisions to physical custody apply to (specify parties): Petitioner Respondent Other Parent/Party
1. Notification of parties' current address. Petitioner Respondent Other Parent/Party
must notify all parties within (specify number): days of any change in his or her
a. address for residence mailing work e-mail
b. telephone/message number at home cell phone work the children's schools
The parties may not use such information for the purpose of harassing, annoying, or disturbing the peace of the other or
invading the other's privacy. No residence or work address is needed if a party has an address with the State of
California's Safe at Home confidential address program.

2. Notification of proposed move of child. Each party must notify the other (specify number): days before any
planned change in residence of the children. The notification must state, to the extent known, the planned address of the
children, including the county and state of the new residence. The notification must be sent by certified mail, return receipt
requested.
3. Child care.
a. The children must not be left alone without age-appropriate supervision.
b. The parties must let each other know the name, address, and phone number of the children's regular child-care
providers.
4. Right of first option of child care. In the event any party requires child care for (specify number): hours or more
while the children are in his or her custody, the other party or parties must be given first opportunity, with as much prior
notice as possible, to care for the children before other arrangements are made. Unless specifically agreed or ordered by the
court, this order does not include regular child care needed when a party is working.
5. Canceled visitation (parenting time).
a. If the noncustodial party fails to arrive at the appointed time and fails to notify the custodial party that he or she will
be late, then the custodial party need wait for only (specify number): minutes before considering the
visitation (parenting time) canceled.
b. If the noncustodial party is unable to exercise visitation (parenting time) on a given occasion, he or she must notify
the custodial party (specify):
at the earliest possible opportunity.
Other (specify):
c. If the children are ill and unable to participate in the scheduled visitation (parenting time), the custodial party must
give the noncustodial party (specify):
as much notice as possible.
A doctor's excuse.
Other (specify):
6. ✖ Phone contact between parties and children.
a. The children may have telephone access to the parties and the parties may have telephone access to the
children at reasonable times, for reasonable durations.
b. ✖ The custodial parent must make the child available for the following scheduled telephone contact (specify child's
telephone contact with each party):
Supervised telephonic or video visits with the child for a duration of 10-15 minutes in duration, five days per week.

c. No party or any other third party may listen to, monitor, or interfere with the calls.

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ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS—PHYSICAL CUSTODY ATTACHMENT Family Code, §§ 3003, 3024, 3083
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FL-341(D) [Rev. July 1, 2016]
 FL-341(D)
PETITIONER: Damani Amiri Hashim CASE NUMBER: 24TRPT00036
RESPONDENT: Sheraina Marie Logan
OTHER PARENT/PARTY:

7. ✖ No negative comments. The parties will not make or allow others to make negative comments about each other or about
their past or present relationships, family, or friends within hearing distance of the children.
8. ✖ Discussion of court proceedings with children. Other than age-appropriate discussion of the parenting plan and the
children's role in mediation or other court proceedings, the parties will not discuss with the children any court proceedings
relating to custody or visitation (parenting time).
9. ✖ No use of children as messengers. The parties will communicate directly with each other on matters concerning the
children and may not use the children as messengers between them.
10. ✖ Alcohol or substance abuse. The ✖ petitioner respondent other parent/party may not consume
alcoholic beverages, narcotics, or restricted dangerous drugs (except by prescription) within (specify number): 24 hours
before or during periods of time with the children and may not permit any third party to do so in the presence of the
children.
11. No exposure to cigarette or medical marijuana smoke. The parties will not expose the children to secondhand cigarette
or medical marijuana smoke.
12. No interference with schedule of any party without that party's consent. The parties will not schedule activities for the
children during the other party's scheduled visitation (parenting time) without the other party's prior agreement.
13. Third-party contact.
a. The children will have no contact with (specify name):
b. The children must not be left alone in the presence of (specify name):

14. Children's clothing and belongings.

a. Each party will maintain clothing for the children so that the children do not have to make the exchanges with
additional clothing.
b. The children will be returned to the other party with the clothing and other belongings they had when they arrived.
15. Log book. The parties will maintain a "log book" and make sure that the book is sent with the children between their
homes. Using businesslike notes (no personal comments), parties will record information related to the health, education,
and welfare issues that arise during the time the children are with them.

16. Terms and conditions of order may be changed. The terms and conditions of this order may be added to or changed as
the needs of the children and parties change. Such changes will be in writing, dated and signed by the parties; each party
will retain a copy. If the parties want a change to be a court order, it must be filed with the court in the form of a court
document.
17. ✖ Other (specify):

Per Judge Eto's ruling , Petitioner must complete the requirements outlined in Penal Code section 1203.097 including but
not limited to a batterer's program and community service as determined by the court...

Petitioner must also complete the requirements imposed by the criminal court including but not limited to 52 domestic
violence classes.

Petitioner's counsel failed to abide by Judge Eto's ruling that Petitioner's counsel meet and confer with Respondent's
counsel to negotiate any changes to the visitation provisions. Petitioner's counsel failed to discuss the matter with
Respondent's counsel, notwithstanding Respondent's counsel repeated attempts to contact Petitioner's counsel via
telephone, email and certified mail. For that reason, Respondent's counsel objects to any filings by Petitioner's counsel
with the court.

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