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Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 40 · 2026

17th Judicial District, Lincoln County Circuit Court  
Supplementary Local Rules for 2026 - Page 39 
considered sufficient for postponement of parenting time.   
 
(7) Both parties will provide addresses and contact telephone numbers to the other 
party and will immediately notify the other party of any emergency circumstances 
or substantial changes in the health of the child.  Both parents shall be entitled to 
complete access to all medical, dental, and other records concerning the health of 
the child. 
 
(8) The non-custodial parent shall, in addition to the parenting time, have the unlimited 
right to correspond with the child, and to telephone the child during reasonable 
hours without interference or monitoring by the custodial parent or anyone else in 
any way.  Unless otherwise agreed upon between the parties, telephone conferences 
between the non-custodial parent and child shall be limited to no more than 3 per 
week and each call shall be of 10 minutes or less in duration. The custodial parent 
shall have the same rights as set forth above during the period that the child is with 
the non-custodial parent. 
 
(9) Both parties shall be restrained and enjoined from making derogatory comments 
about the other party or in any way diminishing the love, respect and affection that 
the child has for the other party. 
 
(10) In addition to the parenting time specified above, the non-custodial parent shall 
have the right to visit with the child at school, attend the child's school activities, 
and have full  access to school teachers and administrators for complete 
information about the child in school.  The non-custodial parent does not have the 
right to take the child out of school without the written authorization of the 
custodial parent. 
 
 (11) No modification or acquiescence in changes of these specific parenting time 
conditions will be allowed or recognized, unless such modifications are in the form 
of a written stipulation signed by the parties, or a court order.  
 
(12) As is state law, unless otherwise set forth in the judgment of dissolution, no 
modification or abatement of support shall occur during the periods of parenting 
time, including the summer. 
 
(13) The following are PARENTING TIME GUIDELINES in reference to the age of the 
child: 
 
(a) INFANTS THROUGH 12 MONTHS: The parenting time in section 1 shall be 
modified as follows:

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