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3. VISITATION. That the Husband shall have reasonable rights
of visitation with the minor child in the custody of the ~vife, and
the Wife shall have reasonable rights of visitation with the minor
child in the custody of the Husband.
The visitation by the respective parties and with the parties
shall consist.of at least every other weekend, it being the intention
of the parties that the children be together during the weekend
visitations. In the event, however, that one or the other child is
not involved in weekend visitation on occasion for whatever legitimate
reason, that shall not affect the visitation of the parent with the
other child and the child with that parent. Visitation shall also
include thirty (30) days in the summer and alternate holidays.
4. CHILD SUPPORT. The Husband shall pay to the Wife the sum
of Fifty ($50.00) Dollars per week for the support of the minor child
in the Wife's custody, commencing on the lOth day of October, 1980,
and continuing each and every week thereafter until said child reaches
majority, marries, or becomes self-supporting. Each payment shall be
made to the Clerk of the Circuit Court of St. Lucie County and by
him remitted promptly to the Wife. In addition, there is hereby
assessed the sum of $2.00 as statutory costs to be added to each
payment made to the Clerk. All payments shall be made in cash, money
order or cashier's check. Both of the parties shall keep the Clerk of
this Court advised of their mailing and residence addresses at all times.
5. INSURANCE. The Husband shall carry medical insurance covering
both minor children, and any medical expenses not covered by a medical
hospitalization insurance policy covering the minor children shall be
shared by the parties, one-half each for each child.
. 6. Each party shall notify the other promptly of any serious
illness or of any serious accident befalling the children. Concerning
all matters of policy involving the children such as their health and
education, the parties shall confer with a view of adopting a harmonious
attitude best calculated to promote the childrens' welfare. Neither
party shall attempt to alienate the affection of the children from the
other party, nor permit any other person to do so insofar as they can
control or prevent the action of that person. Neither party shall
belittle nor disparage the other, either in public or in private.
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ao~K ~45 PaGE 1151
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