Parenting Agreement Template for Australia

1. Special Needs Provisions: Additional arrangements for children with special needs or medical conditions

2. International Elements: Specific provisions for families with international connections or where international travel is frequent

3. Religious and Cultural Practices: Arrangements for maintaining religious or cultural practices and education

4. Extended Family Contact: Arrangements for maintaining relationships with grandparents and other extended family members

5. Social Media and Online Presence: Guidelines for sharing children's photos and information online

6. Relocation Provisions: Process for handling potential future relocations of either parent

7. Child Support Arrangements: Financial arrangements if not covered by separate child support agreement

8. New Partners: Guidelines for introducing and involving new partners in children's lives

9. Extra-curricular Activities: Arrangements for choosing, funding, and attending extra-curricular activities

10. Changeover Arrangements: Specific details about how and where children will transfer between parents

1. Schedule A - Children's Details: Comprehensive information about each child including full names, dates of birth, and any special needs

2. Schedule B - Regular Care Calendar: Detailed calendar showing regular care arrangements in visual format

3. Schedule C - Holiday Schedule: Detailed holiday rotation schedule for multiple years

4. Schedule D - Special Days Calendar: Schedule of special days (birthdays, Mother's Day, Father's Day, etc.) and their allocation

5. Schedule E - Contact Information: Current contact details for both parents, emergency contacts, and relevant medical providers

6. Schedule F - Medical Information: Children's medical history, allergies, medications, and healthcare providers

7. Appendix 1 - Communication Guidelines: Detailed protocols for parent-to-parent and parent-child communication

8. Appendix 2 - Decision-Making Framework: Detailed process for making decisions about children's welfare and resolving disagreements