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2 2 3 Custody Schedule. With a 2-2-3 visitation plan your children will live with one parent for two days of the week the other parent for the next two days and the first parent for the next three days. The children spend two days with Parent A two days with Parent B then 3 days of the weekend with Parent A. In this custody schedule one parent has the child for two days the other parent has the child for the next two days and then the child goes back to the other parent for a three-day weekend. The next week it switches.
The 2-2 3-2 2-3 rotating shift schedule uses 4 teams crews and 2 twelve-hour shifts to provide 247 coverage. The following week the schedule changes so the second parent gets your child at the beginning and end of the week. I alternating every 2 days ii the 5-2 schedule iii every 3rd day schedule iv 4-3 schedule v 4-3-4-4 schedule vi every weekend schedule and vii every extended weekend schedule. First in recent years I have witnessed a strong trend towards equal-time schedules the most popular of which is 2-2-3. The 2-2-3 schedule is often used for younger children because there are no long stretches away from either parent. Two consecutive and fixed.
A child will spend two days with one parent and two days with the other then five days with one parent and five days with the other.
First in recent years I have witnessed a strong trend towards equal-time schedules the most popular of which is 2-2-3. The schedule for the next week then starts with Parent B so that the children get to. Parent One has custody for 2 days of the week then Parent Two has custody for the next two days. I alternating every 2 days ii the 5-2 schedule iii every 3rd day schedule iv 4-3 schedule v 4-3-4-4 schedule vi every weekend schedule and vii every extended weekend schedule. 2-2-3 Custody and Visitation Schedule Examples In the 2-2-3 residential schedule your child lives with one parent for 2 days of the week spends the next 2 days with the other parent and then returns to the first parent for 3. A common schedule for an older child includes the week onweek off schedule where the child remains seven days with one parent and then spends the next seven days with the other parent with the exchange occurring at the same day and time each week.