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IN THE COURT OF SOMMON ALES, WAYNE COUNTY, OHIO
Timothy L. Kronenber@dt O& 2 ANIC 20
Case No. 09-DR-0222
Plaintiff vi eees
GLERK OF COURTS Corey E. Spitler, Judge
vs.
ORDER
Brittany L. Kronenberger
Defendant
This matter comes on for the court on the Decision of the Magistrate
dated [IL Go-4 . Upon consideration thereof it is
ordered:
The court having reviewed the Magistrate's Decision, finds that there
are no errors of law or other defect on the face of the decision.
Plaintiffs motion for modification of visitation is hereby granted
according to the separate journal entry.
Defendant's motion for modification of child support is considered and
denied. However the judgment entry of this court regarding medical support is
modified as indicated on the attached order entitled JUDGMENT ENTRY
ESTABLISHING-MODIFYING CHILD SUPPORT AND MEDICAL SUPPORT.
Defendant's motion for modification of allocation of the dependency
exemptions is hereby granted as indicated in the attached order entitled JUDGMENT
ENTRY ESTABLISHING-MODIFYING CHILD SUPPORT AND MEDICAL SUPPORT.
For the 2011 tax year, the defendant shall be entitled to claim Taylor and the plaintiff
shall be entitled to claim Tori as dependents on their income tax returns. For the tax
year 2012 and thereafter the defendant shall be entitled to claim both Taylor and Tori
as dependents on her income tax return.y y
Costs shall be charged to the deposit. Any balance shall be evenly
shared between the parties.
(nO Cavil
Corey E. Spltler, J idge
Dated: tll
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Wayne County Common Pleas Court
Domestic Relations Division
CHILD SUPPORT COMPUTATION WORKSHEET
SOLE RESIDENTIAL PARENT OR SHARED PARENTING ORDER
Names of Parties: Date: Nov 29, 2011
Brittany Kronenberger Case No.: 09-DR-0222
Timothy Kronenberger Judge: Spitler
The following parent was designated as the
residential parent and legal custodian: X = Mother __. Father Shared
No. of Minor Children 2
COLUMNI COLUMNII COLUMN III
FATHER MOTHER COMBINED
$$ S—O—OOCO"CCCWFATTHER MOTHER COMBINED
1a. Annual gross income from employment or, 30,680 22,880
when determined appropriate by the court or
agency, average annual gross income from
employment over a reasonable period of years
(Exclude overtime, bonuses, self-employment
income, or commissions)
1b, Amount of overtime, bonuses and commissions 1,908 0
FATHER MOTHER
Year 3 (Three years ago) 0 0
Year 2 (Two years ago) 1,309 0
Year 1 (Last calendar year) 4,414 0
AVERAGE 1,908 0
(Include in Col. I and/or Col. II the average of the three years or the year 1 amount, whichever is
less, if there exists a reasonable expectation that the total earnings from overtime and/or bonuses
during the current calendar year will meet or exceed the amount that is the lower of the average of
the three years or the year 1 amount. If, however, there exists a reasonable expectation that the total
earnings from overtime/bonuses during the calendar year will be less than the lower of the average of
the three years or the year 1 amount, include the amount reasonably expected to be earned this
year.)
2. For Self-Employment Income:
a. Gross receipts from business
b. Ordinary and necessary business expenses 0 0
c. 5.6% of adjusted gross income or the actual
marginal difference between the actual rate paid
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by the self-employed individual and the FICA rate 0 0
d. Adjusted gross income from self-employment —
(Subtract the sum of 2b and 2c from 2a) 0 0
3. Annual income from interest and dividends
(whether or not taxable) 0 0
4. Annual income from unemployment compensation 0 Q
5. Annual income from workers’ compensation,
disability insurance benefits, or Social Security
Disability/Retirement benefits 0 0
6. Other annual income
a. Other Taxable Income 0 0
b. Cash Perks 0 0
c. Spousal support received 0 0
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EXHIBIT__«&~y
Worksheet: Sole/Shared
Date: Nov 29, 2011
Case No.: 09-DR-0222
COLUMN I
FATHER
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COLUMN II COLUMN III
MOTHER COMBINED
7a. Total annual gross income
(add lines 1a, 1b, 2d & 3-6)
7b. Health insurance maximum (multiply line 7a
by 5%)
32,588
1,629
22,880
1,144
ADJUSTMENTS TO INCOME
8, Adjustment for minor children born to or
adopted by either parent and another parent
who are living with this parent; adjustment does
not apply to stepchildren (number of children
times federal income tax exemption less child
support received, not to exceed the federal tax
exemption)
9. Annual court-ordered support paid for other children
10. Annual court-ordered spousal support paid to
any spouse or former spouse
11. Amount of local income taxes actually paid or
estimated to be paid
12. Mandatory work-related deductions such as union
dues, uniform fees, etc. (Not including taxes, Social
Security or retirement)
a. Mandatory Work Related/Uniform fee
b. Mandatory Work Related/Other Deduction
13. Total gross income adjustments (add lines 8
through 12)
14a. Adjusted annual gross income (subtract line
13 from line 7a)
14b. Cash medical support maximum (If the amount
on line 7a, Col. I, is under 150% of the federal
poverty level for an individual, enter $0 on line
14b, Col. I. If the amount on line 7a, Col. I, is
150% or higher of the federai poverty level for
an individual, multiply the amount on line 14a,
Col. I, by 5% and enter this amount on line 14b,
Col. I. If the amount on line 7a, Col. II, is under
150% of the federal poverty level for an
individual, enter $0 on line 14b, Col. II. If the
amount on line 7a, Col. II, is 150% or higher of
the federal poverty level for an individual,
multiply the amount on line 14a, Coil. II, by 5%
and enter this amount on line 14b, Col. II.)
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1,420
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Worksheet: Sole/Shared
Date: Nov 29, 2011 COLUMNI COLUMN II COLUMN III
Case No.: 09-DR-0222 FATHER MOTHER COMBINED
15. Combined annual income that is basis for child 50,999
support order (Add line 14a, Col. I and Col. IT)
16. Percentage of parent's income to total income:
a. Father (divide line 14a, Col. I, by line 15, Col. III) 55.68%
b. Mother (divide line 14a, Col. II, by line 15, Col. III) 44.32%
17a. Basic combined child support obligation
(From schedule on income up to $150,000 -
Amounts between schedule values are calculated) 10,481
17b. Support on Income over $150,000 0
Income for which support is to be applied 0
Percent to be used on income over $150,000 0.00%
17c. Total child support obligation 10,481
18. Annual support obligation per parent
a. Father-Multiply line 17c, Col. III by line 16a 5,836
b. Mother-Multiply line 17c, Col. III by line 16b 4,645
19. Annual child care expenses for the children
who are the subject of this order that are
work-, employment training-, or education-
related, as approved by the court or agency
(deduct tax credit from annual cost, whether
or not claimed)
a. Less federal child care tax credit 0 0
b. Less OH child care tax credit 0 0
c. Net child care costs 0 0
20a. Marginal, out-of-pocket costs, necessary to 312 428
provide for health insurance for the children
who are the subject of this order (contributing
cost of private family heaith insurance, minus
the contributing cost of private single health
insurance, divided by the total number of depend-
ents covered by the plan, including the children
subject of the support order, times the number
of children subject of the support order)
20b. Cash medical support obligation (enter the 1,390 0
amount on line 14b or the amount of annual
health care expenditures estimated by the United
States Department of Agriculture and described in
section 3119.30 of the Revised Code, whichever
amount is lower)
21. ADJUSTMENTS TO CHILD SUPPORT WHEN HEALTH INSURANCE IS PROVIDED:
Father (Only if obligor or shared parenting)
a. Additions: Line 16a times the sum of 238
amounts shown on line 19c, Col. II and
line 20a, Col. IT
c, Subtractions: Line 16b times sum of 138
amounts shown on line 19c, Col. I and
line 20a, Col. I
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Worksheet: Sole/Shared
Date: Nov 29, 2011 COLUMNI COLUMNII COLUMNIII
Case No.: 09-DR-0222 FATHER MOTHER COMBINED
Mother (Only if obligor or shared parenting)
b. Additions: Line 16b times the sum of amounts 138
shown on line 19c, Col. I and line 20a, Col. 1)
d. Subtractions: Line 16a times sum of 238
amounts shown on line 19c, Col. IT and
line 20a, Col. IT
22. OBLIGATION AFTER ADJUSTMENTS TO CHILD SUPPORT WHEN HEALTH INSURANCE
IS PROVIDED:
a. Father: Line 18a plus or minus the 5,936
difference between line 21a minus line 21c
b. Mother: Line 18b plus or minus the 4,545
difference between line 21b minus line 21d
23. ACTUAL ANNUAL OBLIGATION WHEN HEALTH INSURANCE IS PROVIDED:
a. Line 22 for the obligor parent 5,936 0
b. Any non-means-tested benefits, including
Social Security and Veterans’ benefits,
paid to and received by a child or a
Person on behalf of the child due to death,
disability, or retirement of the parent 0 0
c. Actual annual obligation (subtract line 23b 5,936 0
from 23a)
24. ADJUSTMENTS TO CHILD SUPPORT WHEN HEALTH INSURANCE IS NOT PROVIDED:
Father (Only if obligor or shared parenting)
a. Additions: Line 16a times the sum of 0
amounts shown on line 19c, Col. II and
line 20b, Col. IIb
c. Subtractions: Line 16b times sum of 616
amounts shown on line 19c, Col. I and
line 20b, Col. I
Mother (Only if obligor or shared parenting)
b. Additions: Line 16b times the sum of amounts 616
shown on line £9c, Col. I and line 20b, Col. I)
d. Subtractions: Line 16a times sum of 0
amounts shown on line 19c, Col. IT and
line 20b, Col. II
25. OBLIGATION AFTER ADJUSTMENTS TO CHILD SUPPORT WHEN INSURANCE
IS NOT PROVIDED:
a. Father: Line 18a plus or minus the 5,220
difference between line 24a minus line 24c
b. Mother: Line 18b plus or minus the 5,261
difference between line 24b minus line 24d
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Worksheet: Sole/Shared
Date: Nov 29, 2011 COLUMNI COLUMN II COLUMN III
Case No.: 09-DR-0222 FATHER MOTHER COMBINED
26. ACTUAL ANNUAL OBLIGATION WHEN INSURANCE IS NOT PROVIDED:
a. Line 25 for the obligor parent $5,220 $0
b. Any non-means-tested benefits, including
Social Security and Veterans’ benefits,
paid to and received by a child or a
person on behalf of the child due to death,
disability, or retirement of the parent $0 $0
¢. Actual annual obligation (subtract line 26b $5,220 $0
from 26a)
27a. Deviation from sole residential parent support amount shown on
line 23c or 26c if amount would be unjust or inappropriate: (See section
3119.23 of the Revised Code.) (Specific facts and monetary values
must be stated.) Oo 0
Reason:
27b. Deviation amount - shared parenting
(health ins. provided)
27c. Deviation amount - shared parenting
(health ins. not provided)
(See sections 3119.23 and 3119.24 of the Revised Code.) (Specific facts
including amount of time children spend with each parent, ability of
each parent to maintain adequate housing for children, and each
parent's expenses for children must be stated to justify deviation.)
Reason:
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WHEN HEALTH WHEN HEALTH
INSURANCE INSURANCE IS
IS PROVIDED NOT PROVIDED
28. FINAL CHILD SUPPORT FIGURE: 5,936 5,220
(This amount reflects final annual child support .
obligation; in Col. I, enter line 23c plus or minus any Father is Obligor
amounts indicated in line 27a or 27b;
in Col. II, enter line 26c plus or minus any amounts
indicated in line 27a or 27b)
29. FOR DECREE: Child support per month
(divide obligor's annual share, line 28, by 12) plus
any processing charge. 494.67 435.00
Including 2% processing charge 504.56 443.70
30. FINAL CASH MEDICAL SUPPORT FIGURE:
(this amount reflects the final, annual cash
medical support to be paid by the obligor when
neither parent provides health insurance cover-
age for the child; enter obligor's cash medical 1,390
support amount from line 20b)
31. FOR DECREE:
Cash medical support per month 115.83
(divide line 30 by 12)
Including 2% processing charge 118.15
Comments:
PREPARED BY:
COUNSEL: PRO SE:
Representing
CSEA: OTHER:
WORKSHEET HAS BEEN REVIEWED AND AGREED TO:
OTHER SSSOSCSCSCSSCéST
FATHER DATE
JFS 07768 (Rev. 8/2008) © 2011 Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved. Page 6 of 6SUMMARY OF ALIMONY/CHILD SUPPORT ALTERNATIVE CASES FOR 2011
Last Name: Kronenberger
Kron 1 Kron 2 Kron 3
Timothy _ Brittany Timothy —_Brittany Timothy Brittany
1 Cash Income 32,588 22,880 32,588 22,880 32,588 22,880
2 Children Residing With 0 2 0 2 0 2
3. Child Support (5,936) 5,936 (5,936) 5,936 (5,936) 5,936
4 Alimony 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 Non-Taxable Maintenance 0 0 0 0 0 0
6 Cash to Meet Living Expenses 28,190 29,614 26,743 31,058 25,297 32,495
7 Total Cash for Both 57,804 57,801 57,792
8 Budget Cash _ oo QO. 0 Oo 909 0 :
9. Over/Under Budget [28,190 | 29,624 || 26,743 | 31,058 || 25,297 | 32,495 | |
10 Share Cash 48.8% 51.2% 46.3% 53.7% 43.8% 56.2% of
11 Filing Status Mar Joint Hd Hsld Mar Joint Hd Hsld Mar Joint Hd Hsld
12 No. of Children Age 17 & Over 0 0 0 Q 0 0
13 No. of Children Under 17 3 0 2 1 1 2 &
14 Marginal Federal + State Tax % 13.5% 13.5% 13.5% 12.9% 13.5% 12.9% mA
15 Federal + State Tax (3,706) (2,366) (2,259) (3,810) (813) (5,247)
16 Total Taxes for Both (6,072) (6,069) (6,060)
17 Tax Savings Exemptions for 4,339 0 2,893 1,437 1,446 2,874 wR
Children + Under 17 Child Credit
18 Tax Changes from Alimony 0 a 0 0 0 0
19 Guideline Support 5,936 5,936 5,936
Comments:
November 29, 2011 01:41 PM
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“ow PLEAS COURT
AYNE COUNTY, OHIS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
DIVISION OF DOMESTIC RELA’ o
WAYNE COUNTY, one BEC 2 An 10 20
Tis NEAL
CLERK OF COURTS
OFG-pr-O222
PLAINTIFF : CASE NO.
Timothy Kronen erga ‘
vs JUDGE: S prtle
DEFENDANT : Judgment Entry
B eithe =y kere menhengun Establishing-Modifying Child Support
and Medical Support
This cause came on for hearing on_| (- 29-2071 and was duly heard before
1 the Honorable , Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
& Magistrate Hines to whom this cause was referred by the Honorable
kee. Covey Soitley , Judge of the Court of Common Pleas upon the:
CHILD SUPPORT
For purposes of this order [QgPlaintiff [Defendant is the Child Support Obligor and (] Plaintiff
ExiDefendant is the Child Support Obligee.
This order for child support and cash medical support is effective (/-2?-Zofl .
The Boo-ZyHy4- 6224
Identification/Subscriber number 332448
and shat! designate the following child(ren) as covered dependents under the private health insurance
policy, contract or plan:
Full name of each child subject to the Medical Support Order Date of Birth
Tey lor Kronen [0-05 -BGOt
Tere (evewwer: b eran i{ -Le-2007
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that pursuant to Ohio Revised
Code §3119.30 the parent(s) ordered to provide private health insurance for the child(ren) shall, not tater
than thirty (30) days after the issuance of the order, supply the other parent with information regarding the
benefits, limitations and exclusions of the heaith insurance coverage, copies of any insurance forms
necessary to receive reimbursement, payment, or other benefits under the health insurance coverage and a
copy of any necessary insurance cards.
The following individual shall be reimbursed for covered out-of-pocket medical, optical, hospital,
dental, or prescription expenses paid for the above-named child(ren):
Name of party ‘Brittany (renee gee
Address
Telephone number
The health plan administrator(s) of the health insurer(s) that provide(s) the private health
insurance coverage for the child(ren) may continue making payment for medical, optical, hospital, dental,
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or prescription services directly to any health care provider in accordance with the applicable private
health insurance policy, contract, or plan.
The employer(s) of the person(s) required to obtain private health insurance coverage is/are
required to release to the other parent, any person subject to an order issued under §3109.19 of the
Revised Code, or the CSEA, on written request, any necessary information on the private health insurance
coverage, including the name and address of the health plan administrator and any policy, contract or plan
number, and to otherwise comply with Ohio Revised Code §3119.32 and any order or notice issued under
this section.
If the person(s) required to obtain private health insurance coverage for the child(ren) subject to
this child support order obtain(s) new employment, the agency shall comply with the requirements of
section 3119.34 of the Revised Code, which may result in the issuance of a notice requiring the new
employer to take whatever action is necessary to enroll the child(ren) in private health insurance coverage
provided by the new employer.
Any employer who receives a copy of an order issued under Ohio Revised Code §3119.30,
§3119.33 or §3119.34 shall notify the CSEA of any change in or the termination of the Child Support
Obligor’s or the Child Support Obligee’s private health insurance coverage that is maintained pursuant to
the order.
Upon receipt of notice by the CSEA that private health insurance coverage is not available at a
reasonable cost, cash medical support shall be paid in the amount as determined by the child support
computation worksheets in §3119.022 or §3119.023 of the Revised Code, as applicable. The CSEA may
change the financial obligations of the parties to pay child support in accordance with the terms of
the court order and cash medical support without a hearing or additional notice to the parties.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the Child Support
Obligor and the Child Support Obligee shal! comply with the request of the CSEA in advance of an
administrative review of a support order to provide the following: copy of federal income tax return from
the previous year, copy of all pay stubs within the preceding six (6) months, copy of all other records
evidencing the receipt of any other salary, wages or compensation within the preceding six (6) months,
and, if the Obligor is a member of the uniformed services and on active military duty, a copy of the
Obligor’s Internal Revenue Service Form W-2, “Wage and Tax Statement,” and a copy of a statement
detailing the Obligor’s earnings and leave with the uniformed services. The Child Support Obligor and
the Child Support Obligee shall also provide a list of available group health insurance and health care
policies, contracts and plans, and their costs, the current health insurance or health care policy, contract,
or plan under which the Obligee and/or Obligor is/are enrolled, and their costs, including any Tricate
program offered by the United States Department of Defense available to the Obligee, and any other
information necessary to properly review the child support order.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the residential parent and
legal custodian of the child(ren) immediately shall notify, and the obligor under a child support order
may notify, the CSEA of any reason for which the child support order should terminate, including but not
limited to the child's death, marriage, emancipation (age 18 or high school completion/termination),
enlistment in the Armed Services, deportation, or change of legal custody. A willful failure to notify the
CSEA is contempt of court.
The following information is provided for the use of the CSEA in accordance with §3121.24 and
§3121.30 of the Ohio Revised Code:
CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGEE:y yy
NAME
MAILING ADDRESS
RESIDENCE ADDRESS
RESIDENCE PHONE NO.
SSN (last four digits)
DATE OF BIRTH
DRIVER’S LICENSE NO.
CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGOR:
NAME
MAILING ADDRESS
RESIDENCE ADDRESS
RESIDENCE PHONE NO.
SSN (last four digits)
DATE OF BIRTH
DRIVER’S LICENSE NO.
The parties affected by the support order shall inform the CSEA of any change of name or other
change of conditions that may affect the administration of the order. Willful failure to inform the CSEA
of the above information and any changes is contempt of court.
NOTICE TO CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGOR AND OBLIGEE
PURSUANT TO OHIO REVISED CODE § 3121.29
EACH PARTY TO THIS SUPPORT ORDER MUST NOTIFY THE CHILD SUPPORT
ENFORCEMENT AGENCY IN WRITING OF HIS OR HER CURRENT MAILING ADDRESS,
CURRENT RESIDENCE ADDRESS, CURRENT RESIDENCE TELEPHONE NUMBER,
CURRENT DRIVER’S LICENSE NUMBER, AND OF ANY CHANGES IN THAT
INFORMATION. EACH PARTY MUST NOTIFY THE AGENCY OF ALL CHANGES UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE FROM THE COURT OR AGENCY, WHICHEVER ISSUED THE
SUPPORT ORDER. IF YOU ARE THE OBLIGOR UNDER A CHILD SUPPORT ORDER AND
YOU FAIL TO MAKE THE REQUIRED NOTIFICATIONS, YOU MAY BE FINED UP TO $50
FOR A FIRST OFFENSE, $100 FOR A SECOND OFFENSE, AND $500 FOR EACH
SUBSEQUENT OFFENSE. IF YOU ARE AN OBLIGOR OR OBLIGEE UNDER ANY
SUPPORT ORDER ISSUED BY A COURT AND YOU WILLFULLY FAIL TO GIVE THE
REQUIRED NOTICES, YOU MAY BE FOUND IN CONTEMPT OF COURT AND BE
SUBJECTED TO FINES UP TO $1,000 AND IMPRISONMENT FOR NOT MORE THAN 90
DAYS.
IF YOU ARE AN OBLIGOR AND YOU FAIL TO GIVE THE REQUIRED NOTICES,
YOU MAY NOT RECEIVE NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS
AGAINST YOU: IMPOSITION OF LIENS AGAINST YOUR PROPERTY; LOSS OF YOUR
PROFESSIONAL OR OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE, DRIVER’S LICENSE, OR
RECREATIONAL LICENSE; WITHHOLDING FROM YOUR INCOME; ACCESS
RESTRICTION AND DEDUCTION FROM YOUR ACCOUNTS IN FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS; AND ANY OTHER ACTION PERMITTED BY LAW TO OBTAIN MONEY
FROM YOU TO SATISFY YOUR SUPPORT OBLIGATION.
Failure to comply with this support order can result in a contempt action; and, as provided in
Ohio Revised Code §2705.05, the penalty for which may be imprisonment for not more than thirty (30)
days in jail and/or fine of not more than $250.00 for a first offense, not more than sixty (60) days in jail~Y “y
and/or fine of not more than $500.00 for a second offense, and not more than ninety (90) days in jail
and/or not more than $1,000.00 fine for a third or subsequent offense.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the costs of this
proceeding be paid as follows: » for which
ofp
judgment is rendered and execution may issue.
PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
DEFENDANT ATTORNEY FOR DEFENDANT
Tab Ce Af eesCOURT OF COMMON PLEAS = * = is
DIVISION OF DOMESTIC RELATIONSNE COUNTY, OH1>
WAYNE COUNTY, OHIO
au DEC 2 AR 1020
| (useth Kvomenberann : CASENO._O4F- PR. P2772
PLAINTIFF SETS NO. CLERK OF 69 RTS
JUDGE__Sp,tlev
VS. =P
3 ve Heny eve nerd, eg HEALTH CARE DETERMINATIONS
DEFENDANT {Cash Medica! Support: O.R.C. §3119.30(C)]
[Private Health Insurance: O.R.C. §3119,302]
Cash Medical Support
The Child Support Obligor’s total annual gross income (Line 7a, Child Support Computation
Worksheet) is (_Jless than {OR] Paercacr than or equal to 150% of the federal poverty guideline for
an individual! ($10,830.00 x 150% = $16,245 for the year 2909).
When private health insurance is not being provided, the Obligor’s Cash Medical Support
obligation is $ {2 &-0C_ per month ($ per month per child), plus 2% processing
charge. (Line 31, Child Support Computation Worksheet-Sole Residential Parent or Shared Parenting
Order or Line 29, Child Support Computation Worksheet-Split Parental Rights and Responsibilities)
A list of any private health insurance policies, contracts or plans available to the parties including
a description of any private health insurance in which the Child Support Obligor, the Child Support
Obligee, and the children are enrolled (Private Health Insurance Questionnaire) is attached hereto.
Private Health Insurance
(1 Neither party has Private Health Insurance available to cover the minor children.
& One or both of the parties has/have Private Health Insurance available to cover the minor children.
a) Accessibility
The private health insurance available to the Mother and/or the Father:
Mother Father
wy provides primary care services within thirty miles from the residence of the child(ren)
subject to the child support order.
g oO is accessible because residents in part or all of the child(ren)’s immediate geographic
area customarily travel farther distances than thirty miles for primary care services.
oO go is accessible because primary care services are only available to the child(ren) by public
transportation.
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b) Reasonableness
The cost of private health insurance to the Mother is$ {2-6 (cost of adding the
child(ren) to existing coverage or difference between self-on ly and family coverage), which:
Clexceeds the Health Insurance Maximum (line 7b of Child Support Computation Worksheet).
does not exceed the Health Insurance Maximum (line 7b of Child Support Computation
Worksheet).
The cost of private health insurance to the Father is§_ 3 {2 . 00 (cost of adding the
child(ren) to existing coverage or difference between self-only and family coverage), which:
CJ exceeds the Health Insurance Maximum (line 7b of Child Support Computation Worksheet).
does not exceed the Health Insurance Maximum {line 7b of Child Support Computation
Worksheet).
(Check applicable box(es) if cost of Private Health Insurance EXCEEDS the Health Insurance Maximum)
C7 Both parties agree that:
(J Mother shall obtain or maintain private health insurance that exceeds the health
insurance maximum for that parent.
O] Father shall obtain or maintain private health insurance that exceeds the health
insurance maximum for that parent.
both Mother and Father shall obtain or maintain private health insurance that
exceeds the health insurance maximum for that parent.
(J Mother has requested to obtain or maintain the private health insurance that exceeds the
heaith insurance maximum for that parent.
CO Father has requested to obtain or maintain the private health insurance that exceeds the health
insurance maximum for that parent.
The following private health insurance coverage is available to the Mother and/or Father through
a group policy, contract, or plan at a reasonable cost:
Insurer: Available to:
dewkel ILS) Viewer 12% Mother.
Cigeo Const oly) Father
(Mother (Father [XiMother and Father should be designated as the Health Insurance
Obligor(s), until further order of Court, Weetlou — Deukelb 4 Visteon ouhy |
fatter, - Medical only vy
APPROVED: Oe ee (
Plaintiff Magistrate .
Cit eC
Attorney for Plaintiff Judge \
Defendant
Attorney for Defendant
3/11/2009we TF PLEAS can. -
PNE Cou
IN THE COM: LEAS COURT OF WAYNE COUNTY, OHIO
2 Ania ey
tid es
Timothy Kronenberger CLERK Ste: Case No. 09-DR-0222
. ° OF CouRTS
.
Plaintiff :
VS. : Magistrate Robert B. Hines
Brittany Kronenberger : JOURNAL ENTRY
Defendant
This matter came before the Court upon non-oral Motion of Plaintiff. Timothy
Kronenburger, by and through his counsel, Patricia A. Rodgers, Esq., and upon consideration
thereof, and it being represented that Christine Tharp, Guardian ad Litem, recommended the
modification of parenting time and that both parties consent to the modification of
companionship, it is herein found that said Motion is well taken, in the best interests of the
children and shall be granted.
iT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND DECREED that Father, Timothy Kronenberger.
shall have at least the Local Rule 14 Title 18 Parenting Time/Companionship schedule with
the minor children, Taylor Kronenburger and Tori Kronenburger, and further all such
companionship be exercised by Father shall be with his wife, Dorothy Kronenburger present.
Father's Wednesday companionship time shall commence on September 14, 2011 and his
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alternating weekend companionship time shall commence on September 16-18, 201 LAsaid
Local Rule 14 Title 18 is attached hereto, marked as Exhibit “A” and is incorporated herein
by reference.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
BY THE COURT:
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Magistrate Hines
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Patricia A Relees Esq. \.
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Rosanne Shriner, 5
Attorney for Brittany Kronenberger
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Christine Tharp
Guardian ad Litem“~y TITLE 18 Yy
PARENTING TIME/COMPANIONSHIP/VISITATION SCHEDULES
18.01 PARENTING TEME/COMPANIONSHIP/VISITATION SCHEDULES
Liberal visitation is encouraged by the court, taking into account ~he number of children, their ages, and the geographic
proximity of the parties. The visitation schedule, to the extend possible, should encourage periods of visitation of
significant duration end minimize frequent shifting of the children back and forth between their parenis,
The parties are encouraged to agree upon a schedule of visitation. If they cannot agree, the court will normally order
visitation as set forth in the schedule attached to this Rule unless the particular circumstances indicate that such visitation
would not be in the best interests of the children.
In split custody situations, this Rule shall not apply. When split cvstody is involved, visitation shall be a3 ordered by the
ion s!
court, consistent with the philosophy of this Rule and provide, to the extent possible, that svalings shall be together during
periods of visitation.
parties shail make reasonable efforts to accommodate each other's needs, 25 well as the needs of the children, in
implementing the ordered schedule of visitation. The parties may, from time to time, mutually agree to visitation that
varies from the ordered schedule of visitation to accommodate their needs and the needs of the children,
1) Flexibility and cooperation by the parents in handling all aspects of visitation is in the best interests of the children, The
2) Basic Visitation Schedule:
(a) Alternate weekends from Friday to Sunday for a period of forty-eight (48) consecutive hours, If the Parties are unable
to agree otherwise, said visitation shall coramence at 6:00 P.M. on Fridays and end at 6:00 P.M on Sundays:
.o) The nonresidential parent shall have one midweek visitation per week. If the perties are unable to agree. then this
midweek visitation shali be every Wednesday evening from 4:30 P.M (or as soon thereafter 2s the nonresidential parent is
available) until 8:00 P.M.
(c) For the purpose of visitation, there are seven (7) holidays as follows:
(1) Mastin Luther King Day
(2) President's Dav
(3) Easter
(4) Memorial Day
(3) Fourth of July
(6) Labor Day
(7) Thanksgiving
In the odd-numbered years, the Mother shall have the children on the odd-numbered holidays; and the Father shall have
visitation on the even-numbered holidays In the even-numbered years, the Father shall have the odd-numbered holidays;
and the Mother shall have the even-numbered holidays,
Any holiday falling on Monday or Friday shal! be deemed as including the immediately preceding or immediately
subsequent weekend, commencing at 10:00 a.m. (on Fridays) and ending at §:00 P.M. on Mondays.
Thanksgiving shall always be deemed ag commencing on the Wednesday before Th:
shosequent Sunday at 6:00 P.M
r school) until the
all other holiday ion shall be from 10:00 a.m. until §:00 P.M on the day of the holiday,
EXHIBIT(d) The non residential parent XY have the children for one-half of the Chu. mas break. "Christmas break" shull be
deemed as commencing the day after the last day of school at 10:90 a.m, until the day before school reconvenes at 6:00
p.m. (including weekends) but not including December 24 and December 25. In the event there is an odd number of days
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during Christmas break, the nonresidential parent shall have the children for the extra day. The nonresidential parent's
choice of dates during Christmas break has priority over the residential parent's Christmas break schedule if the
nonresidential parent notifies the residential parent of the dates not later than October Ist. of the applicable year. Absent
timely notification by the nonresidential parent, the residential parent's Christmas break schedule shall have priority, For
purposes of this paragraph a "day" is all or any portion of one calendar day.
(e) In even-numbered years, the nonresidential parent shall have the children from 9:00 p.m. on December 24 until 6:00
p.m. on December 25. In odd-numbered years, the nonresidential parent shall have the children from 10:00 a.m. until 9:00
p.m. on December 24 and from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. on December 25, The children shall be with the residential parent
on December 24 and December 25 at all other times not otherwise specified on these dates.
(£) On Mother's Day and Father's Day, no matter whose turn for visitation, the children will be with the appropriate parent.
Visttation shall begin at 10:00 A.M. and continue until 6-00 PM.
(g) Five (3) weeks, consecutively or Separately (for the nonresidential parent), curing the school summer recess to be
scheduled as early in the calendar year as possible, subject to the following:
G) The non-residential parent's choice of the duration and dates af summer visitation has priority over tae residential
parent's summer vacation schedule if the nonresident:al parent not:fies the residential parent of tae duration and dates of
summer visitation not leter than Apri! 1 of the applicable year. Absont timely notification by the nonresidential parent, the
residential parent's vacation schedule shall have priority.
(ii) Each parent shall be entitled to take the children on vacation eway from that parent's residence for a period of up to
fourtzen (14) consecutive days upon advanced written notice to the other Parent, accompanied by written agenda
indicating the vacation destination, phone numbers where he or sie can be reached, times of arrival and departure and
vethod of travel. A complete itinerary with contact telephone numbers must be given to the other parent no later than ten
(10) days prior to departure,
(iii) During the extended summer visitation (except the fourteen (14) day aw y-from-home vacations) children should
continue to spend altemate weekends with each Parent on the same schedule as the rest of the year, In addition. the
residential parent shall enjoy companionship time with the childrea on the same midweek visitation schedule eranted to
the nonresidential pareat during the balance of the year,
(iv) Child support paveble by the nonresidential parent shall abate by filty (50%) percen: during summer visitation of one
k (7 consecutive days) or longer. The visitations of the resicential parent during the nonresidential parent's summer
visitation do not interrupt the nonresidential Parent's consecutive visitation days for purposes of calculating this
abatement. The nonresidential parent shal! apply to the Wayne Covaty Child Support Enforcement Agency for abatement
of child support within sixty days of the ending date of the extended visitation for which abatement is requested. Child
Support adatement does not apply to any visitation other than extended summer visitation.
(v) "School summer recess" is defined as beginning the day after the last day the children attend school and ending the
day before school reconvenes.
(h) The child shall celebrate his/her birthday in the home of the residentia] parent unless it falls on a visitation day, The
other parent caz make up for the birthday with a separate birthday party, if desired
(1) When conflicts arise under this Basic Visitation Schedule. the “ollowr
lortty schedule shall epo'y (4
order) with lowered-numbered items taking priority over numbered items
Q) Visitation at Christraas time;
(ii) Thanksgiving visitation;
ai Extended summer visitation:(iv) Mother's Day ane Mees Day
Wy) Other holiday visitation;
(vi) Weekend visitation;
(vii) Midweek visitation;
U) The continued participation in extracurricular activities (school related or otherwise) shall continue uninterrupted
v ess of this visitation schedule. It shall be the responsibility of the parent with whom the children are with at the
time of the activity to provide physical and reasonable economic costs of transportation to these a
shall provide the other parent with notice of all extra-curricular activities (school related or otherwise) in which the
children participate. Schedules of extracurricular activities (handwritten by the parent if no formal schedule is provided by
the activity) end the name of the activity leader (including address and telephone number if reasonably available) shall
also be provided to the other parent. Extracurricular activities of the children shall not be scheduled by the residential
parent so as to unreasonably interfere with visitation
ctivities. Each parent
(k) Absent agreement otherwise, the nonresidential parent shall pick up the children at the beginning of each visitation and
the residential parent shall pick up the children at the end of each visitation for retum to their residence,
() Ifa nonresidential parent is unable to exercise visitation, 24 hows’ notice must be provided to the residen
absent exigent circumstances. A nonresidential parent more thar. thirty
visitatio:
tal parent,
(30) minutes late for visitation forfeits that
The court may consider frequently missed visitation, with or without notice, as grounds for modification of the
> Schedule and/or contemp?
A residential parent may cancel scheduled visitation due to ¢ child's illness and should give 24-hours' notice, if possible
Any visitation canceled due to illness shall be made up as soon as is practicable,
(m) Visitation is a time for the children to be and do things with the parent with whom they do not live. During visitation,
the children should not he left with bebysitiers, except for short durations or to facilitate work schedules.
2) Open and free communication by telephone and otherwise shall be permitted between the children and the parent with
whom they are not then residing. If long distance telephone charges are involved, calls should be generally hmited to not
more than 15 minutes.
he/she shall
diately notify tae other parent except in those circums:ances wherein notice is not required by Ohio Revised Code
3109.05 1(G) and provide the other parent with the moving date, new residence address and telephone number, and such
other pertinent information that is necessary to effectuate a smooth transition for the children.
(0) Upon either parent leaming or determining, whichever occurs first, that he/she will be movi
imme:
(3) When the Oldest Child Is less than Eighteen Months. The Basis Visitation Schedule shal! not apply when the oldest
child of the parents is less than eighteen months of ag
of ege the nonresidercial » rall have two (2) week
If the parents cannot agree, these visits shall be every Wednesday from 5:30 pam, to 8:30 p.m. and every Sunday from
12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The general rules of visitation set forth in subparagraphs (i) through (n) of the Basic Visitation Schedule shall apply.
When the oldest child of the verents has attained the age of eighteen months,
the visitation schedule shall be pursuant to
paragraph (4) of this rule
(4) When the Oldest Child js Eighteen Months to Three Years. ‘When the oldest child of the ¢
parents is age eighteen
miths to three years, the basic visitation shall not apply. When the oldest child of the parents is age eighteen months to
ec years, the nonresidential parent shall have two (2) weekly visits, with one (1) being an ovemight visit with the
-mid(ren)“If the parents cannot agree, these
12:06 neon to Sunday at 6:00 p.m.
5
its shall be every Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and every Saturday from
‘The general rules of visitation set forth in subparagraphs (i) through (n) of the Basic Visitation Schedule shall agply.
When the oldest child of the parents has attained the age of three y2ars, Visitation shall be pursuant to the basic visitation
schedule as to all children of the parents
(3) Travel Distance of 100 Miles or More. If the Parents reside 100 miles or more from each other, the Basic Visitation
Schedule shall not apply. If the parties catnot agree on a visitation schedule (unless the court otherwise orders), the
following will normally be ordered as the visitation schedule by the court:
(a) Five (5) consecutive weeks for the nonresidential parent, conumencing the first Sunday of the summer school vacation.
The residential parent shall be permitted to have the ch dren, overnight, one (1) weekend from Saturday et 9:00 a.m. uniil
Sunday at 6:00 p.m. during the five (5) weeks of visitation, This weekend of visitation for the residential parent shall be
exercised in the geographic area of the nonresidential Parent's residence, unless the parents otherwise agree. The parents
shall agree upon the designated weekend with Priority given to the nonresidential parent's vacation plans,
Child support payeble by the nonresidential parent shell abate 50% during the five (5) weeks of visitation
(0) Each year at Christmas, the nonresidential parent shall have the chiléren not less than seven (7) consecutive days over
the Christmas school vacation. In odd-numbered years, the nonresidential parent shall have the children on Christmas Day
in addition to the seven (7) consecutive days provided for herein,
(c) In even-numbered years, the nonresidential parent shell have the children from the Wednesday preceding
Thanksgiving (after school) until the Sunday subsequent to Thanks ziving at 8:00 p.m.
1) The nonresidential parent shall have the children every spring school breek from the last day of school (afer school)
until the day before school reconvenies at 8:09 pm
(e) If wavel time, by car, is less than three (3) hours one way, the nonresidential parent shail have the children from Friday
at 8:00 p.m. unt: Sunday at 8:00 p.m. the last weekend of each moath during the school year. If said weekend is preceded
on Friday by @ koliday or followed on Monday by a holiday, said weekend shall be deemed as including the holiday and
shall commence at 10:00 a.m. (on Fridays) and end at 8:30 p.m. (on Mondays),
(f) Open and free comraunication by telephone and otherwise shal! be permitted between the children and the parent with
whom they are not then residing. Long distance telephone calls should be genereliy limited to not more than 13 minutes.
To the exient possible, the parties should arrange to place or rece-ve ssid calls in a manner that will result in each party
bearing approximately equal telephone charges
(g) Responsibility for transportation costs shall be included in the court’s order, If the parents cannot agree on costs
twansportation, costs shall be ordered by the court, The court may eansider the costs of transportation to effectuate
visitation as a factor in deviating from child support calculations,
Ch) When a child or children of parents residing more than [00 miles from each other has not yet attained the age of five
(5) years. visitation shall be as ordered by the court, consistent with the philosor
y of visitation set forth by this Rule
(1) When a child or children of parents residing more than 100 miles a
(14) vears, the visitation schedule shall be as set forth in this Rule unies
from each othe attained the age of fon
court otherwise orders.
) Upon either parent leam: or determining. whichever frst acct rs, that he/she will be moving, he/she shall
ummediately notify the other parent except in those circumstances wherein notice is not required by Ohio Revised Code
3109.051{G) and provide the other parent with the moving date, new residence address ard telephone number, and such
other pertinent information that is necessary to effectuate 2 smooth transition for the children,? y
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that a copy of the foregoing Motion and Journal Entry was mailed
regular U.S. mail, postage prepaid and also emailed to Rosanne Shriner, Attorney for Brittany
Kronenburger, 449 North Market Street, Wooster, Ohio 44691 on September 22. 2011 and
September 28, 2011; and via Courthouse Mail to Christine Tharp, Guardian ad Litem, P.O.
Box 247, Jeromesville, Ohio 44840, this 22nd day of September, 2011 and also September
28, 2011.
Law Office of Patricia A. Rodgers, L.L.C.
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Patricia A. Rodgers UY
Attorney for Timothy I. Kronenberger
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y Y ‘LEU : Soe PLEAS S03 IN THE COURT OF SOMMON ALES, WAYNE COUNTY, OHIO Timothy L. Kronenber@dt O& 2 ANIC 20 Case No. 09-DR-0222 Plaintiff vi eees GLERK OF COURTS Corey E. Spitler, Judge vs. ORDER Brittany L. Kronenberger Defendant This matter comes on for the court on the Decision of the Magistrate dated [IL Go-4 . Upon consideration thereof it is ordered: The court having reviewed the Magistrate's Decision, finds that there are no errors of law or other defect on the face of the decision. Plaintiffs motion for modification of visitation is hereby granted according to the separate journal entry. Defendant's motion for modification of child support is considered and denied. However the judgment entry of this court regarding medical support is modified as indicated on the attached order entitled JUDGMENT ENTRY ESTABLISHING-MODIFYING CHILD SUPPORT AND MEDICAL SUPPORT. Defendant's motion for modification of allocation of the dependency exemptions is hereby granted as indicated in the attached order entitled JUDGMENT ENTRY ESTABLISHING-MODIFYING CHILD SUPPORT AND MEDICAL SUPPORT. For the 2011 tax year, the defendant shall be entitled to claim Taylor and the plaintiff shall be entitled to claim Tori as dependents on their income tax returns. For the tax year 2012 and thereafter the defendant shall be entitled to claim both Taylor and Tori as dependents on her income tax return.y y Costs shall be charged to the deposit. Any balance shall be evenly shared between the parties. (nO Cavil Corey E. Spltler, J idge Dated: tll Sm~ “yy Wayne County Common Pleas Court Domestic Relations Division CHILD SUPPORT COMPUTATION WORKSHEET SOLE RESIDENTIAL PARENT OR SHARED PARENTING ORDER Names of Parties: Date: Nov 29, 2011 Brittany Kronenberger Case No.: 09-DR-0222 Timothy Kronenberger Judge: Spitler The following parent was designated as the residential parent and legal custodian: X = Mother __. Father Shared No. of Minor Children 2 COLUMNI COLUMNII COLUMN III FATHER MOTHER COMBINED $$ S—O—OOCO"CCCWFATTHER MOTHER COMBINED 1a. Annual gross income from employment or, 30,680 22,880 when determined appropriate by the court or agency, average annual gross income from employment over a reasonable period of years (Exclude overtime, bonuses, self-employment income, or commissions) 1b, Amount of overtime, bonuses and commissions 1,908 0 FATHER MOTHER Year 3 (Three years ago) 0 0 Year 2 (Two years ago) 1,309 0 Year 1 (Last calendar year) 4,414 0 AVERAGE 1,908 0 (Include in Col. I and/or Col. II the average of the three years or the year 1 amount, whichever is less, if there exists a reasonable expectation that the total earnings from overtime and/or bonuses during the current calendar year will meet or exceed the amount that is the lower of the average of the three years or the year 1 amount. If, however, there exists a reasonable expectation that the total earnings from overtime/bonuses during the calendar year will be less than the lower of the average of the three years or the year 1 amount, include the amount reasonably expected to be earned this year.) 2. For Self-Employment Income: a. Gross receipts from business b. Ordinary and necessary business expenses 0 0 c. 5.6% of adjusted gross income or the actual marginal difference between the actual rate paid ° ° by the self-employed individual and the FICA rate 0 0 d. Adjusted gross income from self-employment — (Subtract the sum of 2b and 2c from 2a) 0 0 3. Annual income from interest and dividends (whether or not taxable) 0 0 4. Annual income from unemployment compensation 0 Q 5. Annual income from workers’ compensation, disability insurance benefits, or Social Security Disability/Retirement benefits 0 0 6. Other annual income a. Other Taxable Income 0 0 b. Cash Perks 0 0 c. Spousal support received 0 0 JFS 07768 (Rev. 8/2008) © 2011 Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved. Page 1 of 6 EXHIBIT__«&~y Worksheet: Sole/Shared Date: Nov 29, 2011 Case No.: 09-DR-0222 COLUMN I FATHER “y COLUMN II COLUMN III MOTHER COMBINED 7a. Total annual gross income (add lines 1a, 1b, 2d & 3-6) 7b. Health insurance maximum (multiply line 7a by 5%) 32,588 1,629 22,880 1,144 ADJUSTMENTS TO INCOME 8, Adjustment for minor children born to or adopted by either parent and another parent who are living with this parent; adjustment does not apply to stepchildren (number of children times federal income tax exemption less child support received, not to exceed the federal tax exemption) 9. Annual court-ordered support paid for other children 10. Annual court-ordered spousal support paid to any spouse or former spouse 11. Amount of local income taxes actually paid or estimated to be paid 12. Mandatory work-related deductions such as union dues, uniform fees, etc. (Not including taxes, Social Security or retirement) a. Mandatory Work Related/Uniform fee b. Mandatory Work Related/Other Deduction 13. Total gross income adjustments (add lines 8 through 12) 14a. Adjusted annual gross income (subtract line 13 from line 7a) 14b. Cash medical support maximum (If the amount on line 7a, Col. I, is under 150% of the federal poverty level for an individual, enter $0 on line 14b, Col. I. If the amount on line 7a, Col. I, is 150% or higher of the federai poverty level for an individual, multiply the amount on line 14a, Col. I, by 5% and enter this amount on line 14b, Col. I. If the amount on line 7a, Col. II, is under 150% of the federal poverty level for an individual, enter $0 on line 14b, Col. II. If the amount on line 7a, Col. II, is 150% or higher of the federal poverty level for an individual, multiply the amount on line 14a, Coil. II, by 5% and enter this amount on line 14b, Col. II.) JFS 07768 (Rev. 8/2008) © 2011 Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved. 28,394 1,420 Page 2 of 6~Y y Worksheet: Sole/Shared Date: Nov 29, 2011 COLUMNI COLUMN II COLUMN III Case No.: 09-DR-0222 FATHER MOTHER COMBINED 15. Combined annual income that is basis for child 50,999 support order (Add line 14a, Col. I and Col. IT) 16. Percentage of parent's income to total income: a. Father (divide line 14a, Col. I, by line 15, Col. III) 55.68% b. Mother (divide line 14a, Col. II, by line 15, Col. III) 44.32% 17a. Basic combined child support obligation (From schedule on income up to $150,000 - Amounts between schedule values are calculated) 10,481 17b. Support on Income over $150,000 0 Income for which support is to be applied 0 Percent to be used on income over $150,000 0.00% 17c. Total child support obligation 10,481 18. Annual support obligation per parent a. Father-Multiply line 17c, Col. III by line 16a 5,836 b. Mother-Multiply line 17c, Col. III by line 16b 4,645 19. Annual child care expenses for the children who are the subject of this order that are work-, employment training-, or education- related, as approved by the court or agency (deduct tax credit from annual cost, whether or not claimed) a. Less federal child care tax credit 0 0 b. Less OH child care tax credit 0 0 c. Net child care costs 0 0 20a. Marginal, out-of-pocket costs, necessary to 312 428 provide for health insurance for the children who are the subject of this order (contributing cost of private family heaith insurance, minus the contributing cost of private single health insurance, divided by the total number of depend- ents covered by the plan, including the children subject of the support order, times the number of children subject of the support order) 20b. Cash medical support obligation (enter the 1,390 0 amount on line 14b or the amount of annual health care expenditures estimated by the United States Department of Agriculture and described in section 3119.30 of the Revised Code, whichever amount is lower) 21. ADJUSTMENTS TO CHILD SUPPORT WHEN HEALTH INSURANCE IS PROVIDED: Father (Only if obligor or shared parenting) a. Additions: Line 16a times the sum of 238 amounts shown on line 19c, Col. II and line 20a, Col. IT c, Subtractions: Line 16b times sum of 138 amounts shown on line 19c, Col. I and line 20a, Col. I JFS 07768 (Rev. 8/2008) © 2011 Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved. Page 3 of 6v 4 Worksheet: Sole/Shared Date: Nov 29, 2011 COLUMNI COLUMNII COLUMNIII Case No.: 09-DR-0222 FATHER MOTHER COMBINED Mother (Only if obligor or shared parenting) b. Additions: Line 16b times the sum of amounts 138 shown on line 19c, Col. I and line 20a, Col. 1) d. Subtractions: Line 16a times sum of 238 amounts shown on line 19c, Col. IT and line 20a, Col. IT 22. OBLIGATION AFTER ADJUSTMENTS TO CHILD SUPPORT WHEN HEALTH INSURANCE IS PROVIDED: a. Father: Line 18a plus or minus the 5,936 difference between line 21a minus line 21c b. Mother: Line 18b plus or minus the 4,545 difference between line 21b minus line 21d 23. ACTUAL ANNUAL OBLIGATION WHEN HEALTH INSURANCE IS PROVIDED: a. Line 22 for the obligor parent 5,936 0 b. Any non-means-tested benefits, including Social Security and Veterans’ benefits, paid to and received by a child or a Person on behalf of the child due to death, disability, or retirement of the parent 0 0 c. Actual annual obligation (subtract line 23b 5,936 0 from 23a) 24. ADJUSTMENTS TO CHILD SUPPORT WHEN HEALTH INSURANCE IS NOT PROVIDED: Father (Only if obligor or shared parenting) a. Additions: Line 16a times the sum of 0 amounts shown on line 19c, Col. II and line 20b, Col. IIb c. Subtractions: Line 16b times sum of 616 amounts shown on line 19c, Col. I and line 20b, Col. I Mother (Only if obligor or shared parenting) b. Additions: Line 16b times the sum of amounts 616 shown on line £9c, Col. I and line 20b, Col. I) d. Subtractions: Line 16a times sum of 0 amounts shown on line 19c, Col. IT and line 20b, Col. II 25. OBLIGATION AFTER ADJUSTMENTS TO CHILD SUPPORT WHEN INSURANCE IS NOT PROVIDED: a. Father: Line 18a plus or minus the 5,220 difference between line 24a minus line 24c b. Mother: Line 18b plus or minus the 5,261 difference between line 24b minus line 24d JFS 07768 (Rev. 8/2008) © 2011 Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved. Page 4 of 6y 4 Worksheet: Sole/Shared Date: Nov 29, 2011 COLUMNI COLUMN II COLUMN III Case No.: 09-DR-0222 FATHER MOTHER COMBINED 26. ACTUAL ANNUAL OBLIGATION WHEN INSURANCE IS NOT PROVIDED: a. Line 25 for the obligor parent $5,220 $0 b. Any non-means-tested benefits, including Social Security and Veterans’ benefits, paid to and received by a child or a person on behalf of the child due to death, disability, or retirement of the parent $0 $0 ¢. Actual annual obligation (subtract line 26b $5,220 $0 from 26a) 27a. Deviation from sole residential parent support amount shown on line 23c or 26c if amount would be unjust or inappropriate: (See section 3119.23 of the Revised Code.) (Specific facts and monetary values must be stated.) Oo 0 Reason: 27b. Deviation amount - shared parenting (health ins. provided) 27c. Deviation amount - shared parenting (health ins. not provided) (See sections 3119.23 and 3119.24 of the Revised Code.) (Specific facts including amount of time children spend with each parent, ability of each parent to maintain adequate housing for children, and each parent's expenses for children must be stated to justify deviation.) Reason: JFS 07768 (Rev. 8/2008) © 2011 Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved. Page 5 of 64 *+y WHEN HEALTH WHEN HEALTH INSURANCE INSURANCE IS IS PROVIDED NOT PROVIDED 28. FINAL CHILD SUPPORT FIGURE: 5,936 5,220 (This amount reflects final annual child support . obligation; in Col. I, enter line 23c plus or minus any Father is Obligor amounts indicated in line 27a or 27b; in Col. II, enter line 26c plus or minus any amounts indicated in line 27a or 27b) 29. FOR DECREE: Child support per month (divide obligor's annual share, line 28, by 12) plus any processing charge. 494.67 435.00 Including 2% processing charge 504.56 443.70 30. FINAL CASH MEDICAL SUPPORT FIGURE: (this amount reflects the final, annual cash medical support to be paid by the obligor when neither parent provides health insurance cover- age for the child; enter obligor's cash medical 1,390 support amount from line 20b) 31. FOR DECREE: Cash medical support per month 115.83 (divide line 30 by 12) Including 2% processing charge 118.15 Comments: PREPARED BY: COUNSEL: PRO SE: Representing CSEA: OTHER: WORKSHEET HAS BEEN REVIEWED AND AGREED TO: OTHER SSSOSCSCSCSSCéST FATHER DATE JFS 07768 (Rev. 8/2008) © 2011 Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved. Page 6 of 6SUMMARY OF ALIMONY/CHILD SUPPORT ALTERNATIVE CASES FOR 2011 Last Name: Kronenberger Kron 1 Kron 2 Kron 3 Timothy _ Brittany Timothy —_Brittany Timothy Brittany 1 Cash Income 32,588 22,880 32,588 22,880 32,588 22,880 2 Children Residing With 0 2 0 2 0 2 3. Child Support (5,936) 5,936 (5,936) 5,936 (5,936) 5,936 4 Alimony 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 Non-Taxable Maintenance 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Cash to Meet Living Expenses 28,190 29,614 26,743 31,058 25,297 32,495 7 Total Cash for Both 57,804 57,801 57,792 8 Budget Cash _ oo QO. 0 Oo 909 0 : 9. Over/Under Budget [28,190 | 29,624 || 26,743 | 31,058 || 25,297 | 32,495 | | 10 Share Cash 48.8% 51.2% 46.3% 53.7% 43.8% 56.2% of 11 Filing Status Mar Joint Hd Hsld Mar Joint Hd Hsld Mar Joint Hd Hsld 12 No. of Children Age 17 & Over 0 0 0 Q 0 0 13 No. of Children Under 17 3 0 2 1 1 2 & 14 Marginal Federal + State Tax % 13.5% 13.5% 13.5% 12.9% 13.5% 12.9% mA 15 Federal + State Tax (3,706) (2,366) (2,259) (3,810) (813) (5,247) 16 Total Taxes for Both (6,072) (6,069) (6,060) 17 Tax Savings Exemptions for 4,339 0 2,893 1,437 1,446 2,874 wR Children + Under 17 Child Credit 18 Tax Changes from Alimony 0 a 0 0 0 0 19 Guideline Support 5,936 5,936 5,936 Comments: November 29, 2011 01:41 PM © 2011 Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved.~” Veep “ow PLEAS COURT AYNE COUNTY, OHIS COURT OF COMMON PLEAS DIVISION OF DOMESTIC RELA’ o WAYNE COUNTY, one BEC 2 An 10 20 Tis NEAL CLERK OF COURTS OFG-pr-O222 PLAINTIFF : CASE NO. Timothy Kronen erga ‘ vs JUDGE: S prtle DEFENDANT : Judgment Entry B eithe =y kere menhengun Establishing-Modifying Child Support and Medical Support This cause came on for hearing on_| (- 29-2071 and was duly heard before 1 the Honorable , Judge of the Court of Common Pleas & Magistrate Hines to whom this cause was referred by the Honorable kee. Covey Soitley , Judge of the Court of Common Pleas upon the: CHILD SUPPORT For purposes of this order [QgPlaintiff [Defendant is the Child Support Obligor and (] Plaintiff ExiDefendant is the Child Support Obligee. This order for child support and cash medical support is effective (/-2?-Zofl . The Boo-ZyHy4- 6224 Identification/Subscriber number 332448 and shat! designate the following child(ren) as covered dependents under the private health insurance policy, contract or plan: Full name of each child subject to the Medical Support Order Date of Birth Tey lor Kronen [0-05 -BGOt Tere (evewwer: b eran i{ -Le-2007 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that pursuant to Ohio Revised Code §3119.30 the parent(s) ordered to provide private health insurance for the child(ren) shall, not tater than thirty (30) days after the issuance of the order, supply the other parent with information regarding the benefits, limitations and exclusions of the heaith insurance coverage, copies of any insurance forms necessary to receive reimbursement, payment, or other benefits under the health insurance coverage and a copy of any necessary insurance cards. The following individual shall be reimbursed for covered out-of-pocket medical, optical, hospital, dental, or prescription expenses paid for the above-named child(ren): Name of party ‘Brittany (renee gee Address Telephone number The health plan administrator(s) of the health insurer(s) that provide(s) the private health insurance coverage for the child(ren) may continue making payment for medical, optical, hospital, dental, 5“Y “Y or prescription services directly to any health care provider in accordance with the applicable private health insurance policy, contract, or plan. The employer(s) of the person(s) required to obtain private health insurance coverage is/are required to release to the other parent, any person subject to an order issued under §3109.19 of the Revised Code, or the CSEA, on written request, any necessary information on the private health insurance coverage, including the name and address of the health plan administrator and any policy, contract or plan number, and to otherwise comply with Ohio Revised Code §3119.32 and any order or notice issued under this section. If the person(s) required to obtain private health insurance coverage for the child(ren) subject to this child support order obtain(s) new employment, the agency shall comply with the requirements of section 3119.34 of the Revised Code, which may result in the issuance of a notice requiring the new employer to take whatever action is necessary to enroll the child(ren) in private health insurance coverage provided by the new employer. Any employer who receives a copy of an order issued under Ohio Revised Code §3119.30, §3119.33 or §3119.34 shall notify the CSEA of any change in or the termination of the Child Support Obligor’s or the Child Support Obligee’s private health insurance coverage that is maintained pursuant to the order. Upon receipt of notice by the CSEA that private health insurance coverage is not available at a reasonable cost, cash medical support shall be paid in the amount as determined by the child support computation worksheets in §3119.022 or §3119.023 of the Revised Code, as applicable. The CSEA may change the financial obligations of the parties to pay child support in accordance with the terms of the court order and cash medical support without a hearing or additional notice to the parties. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the Child Support Obligor and the Child Support Obligee shal! comply with the request of the CSEA in advance of an administrative review of a support order to provide the following: copy of federal income tax return from the previous year, copy of all pay stubs within the preceding six (6) months, copy of all other records evidencing the receipt of any other salary, wages or compensation within the preceding six (6) months, and, if the Obligor is a member of the uniformed services and on active military duty, a copy of the Obligor’s Internal Revenue Service Form W-2, “Wage and Tax Statement,” and a copy of a statement detailing the Obligor’s earnings and leave with the uniformed services. The Child Support Obligor and the Child Support Obligee shall also provide a list of available group health insurance and health care policies, contracts and plans, and their costs, the current health insurance or health care policy, contract, or plan under which the Obligee and/or Obligor is/are enrolled, and their costs, including any Tricate program offered by the United States Department of Defense available to the Obligee, and any other information necessary to properly review the child support order. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the residential parent and legal custodian of the child(ren) immediately shall notify, and the obligor under a child support order may notify, the CSEA of any reason for which the child support order should terminate, including but not limited to the child's death, marriage, emancipation (age 18 or high school completion/termination), enlistment in the Armed Services, deportation, or change of legal custody. A willful failure to notify the CSEA is contempt of court. The following information is provided for the use of the CSEA in accordance with §3121.24 and §3121.30 of the Ohio Revised Code: CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGEE:y yy NAME MAILING ADDRESS RESIDENCE ADDRESS RESIDENCE PHONE NO. SSN (last four digits) DATE OF BIRTH DRIVER’S LICENSE NO. CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGOR: NAME MAILING ADDRESS RESIDENCE ADDRESS RESIDENCE PHONE NO. SSN (last four digits) DATE OF BIRTH DRIVER’S LICENSE NO. The parties affected by the support order shall inform the CSEA of any change of name or other change of conditions that may affect the administration of the order. Willful failure to inform the CSEA of the above information and any changes is contempt of court. NOTICE TO CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGOR AND OBLIGEE PURSUANT TO OHIO REVISED CODE § 3121.29 EACH PARTY TO THIS SUPPORT ORDER MUST NOTIFY THE CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT AGENCY IN WRITING OF HIS OR HER CURRENT MAILING ADDRESS, CURRENT RESIDENCE ADDRESS, CURRENT RESIDENCE TELEPHONE NUMBER, CURRENT DRIVER’S LICENSE NUMBER, AND OF ANY CHANGES IN THAT INFORMATION. EACH PARTY MUST NOTIFY THE AGENCY OF ALL CHANGES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE FROM THE COURT OR AGENCY, WHICHEVER ISSUED THE SUPPORT ORDER. IF YOU ARE THE OBLIGOR UNDER A CHILD SUPPORT ORDER AND YOU FAIL TO MAKE THE REQUIRED NOTIFICATIONS, YOU MAY BE FINED UP TO $50 FOR A FIRST OFFENSE, $100 FOR A SECOND OFFENSE, AND $500 FOR EACH SUBSEQUENT OFFENSE. IF YOU ARE AN OBLIGOR OR OBLIGEE UNDER ANY SUPPORT ORDER ISSUED BY A COURT AND YOU WILLFULLY FAIL TO GIVE THE REQUIRED NOTICES, YOU MAY BE FOUND IN CONTEMPT OF COURT AND BE SUBJECTED TO FINES UP TO $1,000 AND IMPRISONMENT FOR NOT MORE THAN 90 DAYS. IF YOU ARE AN OBLIGOR AND YOU FAIL TO GIVE THE REQUIRED NOTICES, YOU MAY NOT RECEIVE NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS AGAINST YOU: IMPOSITION OF LIENS AGAINST YOUR PROPERTY; LOSS OF YOUR PROFESSIONAL OR OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE, DRIVER’S LICENSE, OR RECREATIONAL LICENSE; WITHHOLDING FROM YOUR INCOME; ACCESS RESTRICTION AND DEDUCTION FROM YOUR ACCOUNTS IN FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS; AND ANY OTHER ACTION PERMITTED BY LAW TO OBTAIN MONEY FROM YOU TO SATISFY YOUR SUPPORT OBLIGATION. Failure to comply with this support order can result in a contempt action; and, as provided in Ohio Revised Code §2705.05, the penalty for which may be imprisonment for not more than thirty (30) days in jail and/or fine of not more than $250.00 for a first offense, not more than sixty (60) days in jail~Y “y and/or fine of not more than $500.00 for a second offense, and not more than ninety (90) days in jail and/or not more than $1,000.00 fine for a third or subsequent offense. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the costs of this proceeding be paid as follows: » for which ofp judgment is rendered and execution may issue. PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF DEFENDANT ATTORNEY FOR DEFENDANT Tab Ce Af eesCOURT OF COMMON PLEAS = * = is DIVISION OF DOMESTIC RELATIONSNE COUNTY, OH1> WAYNE COUNTY, OHIO au DEC 2 AR 1020 | (useth Kvomenberann : CASENO._O4F- PR. P2772 PLAINTIFF SETS NO. CLERK OF 69 RTS JUDGE__Sp,tlev VS. =P 3 ve Heny eve nerd, eg HEALTH CARE DETERMINATIONS DEFENDANT {Cash Medica! Support: O.R.C. §3119.30(C)] [Private Health Insurance: O.R.C. §3119,302] Cash Medical Support The Child Support Obligor’s total annual gross income (Line 7a, Child Support Computation Worksheet) is (_Jless than {OR] Paercacr than or equal to 150% of the federal poverty guideline for an individual! ($10,830.00 x 150% = $16,245 for the year 2909). When private health insurance is not being provided, the Obligor’s Cash Medical Support obligation is $ {2 &-0C_ per month ($ per month per child), plus 2% processing charge. (Line 31, Child Support Computation Worksheet-Sole Residential Parent or Shared Parenting Order or Line 29, Child Support Computation Worksheet-Split Parental Rights and Responsibilities) A list of any private health insurance policies, contracts or plans available to the parties including a description of any private health insurance in which the Child Support Obligor, the Child Support Obligee, and the children are enrolled (Private Health Insurance Questionnaire) is attached hereto. Private Health Insurance (1 Neither party has Private Health Insurance available to cover the minor children. & One or both of the parties has/have Private Health Insurance available to cover the minor children. a) Accessibility The private health insurance available to the Mother and/or the Father: Mother Father wy provides primary care services within thirty miles from the residence of the child(ren) subject to the child support order. g oO is accessible because residents in part or all of the child(ren)’s immediate geographic area customarily travel farther distances than thirty miles for primary care services. oO go is accessible because primary care services are only available to the child(ren) by public transportation. 3/11/2009 a c EXHIBIT.Y Yy b) Reasonableness The cost of private health insurance to the Mother is$ {2-6 (cost of adding the child(ren) to existing coverage or difference between self-on ly and family coverage), which: Clexceeds the Health Insurance Maximum (line 7b of Child Support Computation Worksheet). does not exceed the Health Insurance Maximum (line 7b of Child Support Computation Worksheet). The cost of private health insurance to the Father is§_ 3 {2 . 00 (cost of adding the child(ren) to existing coverage or difference between self-only and family coverage), which: CJ exceeds the Health Insurance Maximum (line 7b of Child Support Computation Worksheet). does not exceed the Health Insurance Maximum {line 7b of Child Support Computation Worksheet). (Check applicable box(es) if cost of Private Health Insurance EXCEEDS the Health Insurance Maximum) C7 Both parties agree that: (J Mother shall obtain or maintain private health insurance that exceeds the health insurance maximum for that parent. O] Father shall obtain or maintain private health insurance that exceeds the health insurance maximum for that parent. both Mother and Father shall obtain or maintain private health insurance that exceeds the health insurance maximum for that parent. (J Mother has requested to obtain or maintain the private health insurance that exceeds the heaith insurance maximum for that parent. CO Father has requested to obtain or maintain the private health insurance that exceeds the health insurance maximum for that parent. The following private health insurance coverage is available to the Mother and/or Father through a group policy, contract, or plan at a reasonable cost: Insurer: Available to: dewkel ILS) Viewer 12% Mother. Cigeo Const oly) Father (Mother (Father [XiMother and Father should be designated as the Health Insurance Obligor(s), until further order of Court, Weetlou — Deukelb 4 Visteon ouhy | fatter, - Medical only vy APPROVED: Oe ee ( Plaintiff Magistrate . Cit eC Attorney for Plaintiff Judge \ Defendant Attorney for Defendant 3/11/2009we TF PLEAS can. - PNE Cou IN THE COM: LEAS COURT OF WAYNE COUNTY, OHIO 2 Ania ey tid es Timothy Kronenberger CLERK Ste: Case No. 09-DR-0222 . ° OF CouRTS . Plaintiff : VS. : Magistrate Robert B. Hines Brittany Kronenberger : JOURNAL ENTRY Defendant This matter came before the Court upon non-oral Motion of Plaintiff. Timothy Kronenburger, by and through his counsel, Patricia A. Rodgers, Esq., and upon consideration thereof, and it being represented that Christine Tharp, Guardian ad Litem, recommended the modification of parenting time and that both parties consent to the modification of companionship, it is herein found that said Motion is well taken, in the best interests of the children and shall be granted. iT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND DECREED that Father, Timothy Kronenberger. shall have at least the Local Rule 14 Title 18 Parenting Time/Companionship schedule with the minor children, Taylor Kronenburger and Tori Kronenburger, and further all such companionship be exercised by Father shall be with his wife, Dorothy Kronenburger present. Father's Wednesday companionship time shall commence on September 14, 2011 and his COPY TTD ALL COUNSEL MAILED Regular Certified Placed in bsiW Hen ee pPS tan Foe ting tery by Ltt bn Ss ae Cf pobictes we i atti weet > alternating weekend companionship time shall commence on September 16-18, 201 LAsaid Local Rule 14 Title 18 is attached hereto, marked as Exhibit “A” and is incorporated herein by reference. IT IS SO ORDERED. BY THE COURT: “(ALR A Magistrate Hines Dated: [1-24-2o01( - . C : _ walling a Dated: (2(U APPROVED: pes Patricia A Relees Esq. \. Attorney for Timothy Kronenburger . q / / Ones Rosanne Shriner, 5 Attorney for Brittany Kronenberger Per telephone call on September 23. 2011 Christine Tharp Guardian ad Litem“~y TITLE 18 Yy PARENTING TIME/COMPANIONSHIP/VISITATION SCHEDULES 18.01 PARENTING TEME/COMPANIONSHIP/VISITATION SCHEDULES Liberal visitation is encouraged by the court, taking into account ~he number of children, their ages, and the geographic proximity of the parties. The visitation schedule, to the extend possible, should encourage periods of visitation of significant duration end minimize frequent shifting of the children back and forth between their parenis, The parties are encouraged to agree upon a schedule of visitation. If they cannot agree, the court will normally order visitation as set forth in the schedule attached to this Rule unless the particular circumstances indicate that such visitation would not be in the best interests of the children. In split custody situations, this Rule shall not apply. When split cvstody is involved, visitation shall be a3 ordered by the ion s! court, consistent with the philosophy of this Rule and provide, to the extent possible, that svalings shall be together during periods of visitation. parties shail make reasonable efforts to accommodate each other's needs, 25 well as the needs of the children, in implementing the ordered schedule of visitation. The parties may, from time to time, mutually agree to visitation that varies from the ordered schedule of visitation to accommodate their needs and the needs of the children, 1) Flexibility and cooperation by the parents in handling all aspects of visitation is in the best interests of the children, The 2) Basic Visitation Schedule: (a) Alternate weekends from Friday to Sunday for a period of forty-eight (48) consecutive hours, If the Parties are unable to agree otherwise, said visitation shall coramence at 6:00 P.M. on Fridays and end at 6:00 P.M on Sundays: .o) The nonresidential parent shall have one midweek visitation per week. If the perties are unable to agree. then this midweek visitation shali be every Wednesday evening from 4:30 P.M (or as soon thereafter 2s the nonresidential parent is available) until 8:00 P.M. (c) For the purpose of visitation, there are seven (7) holidays as follows: (1) Mastin Luther King Day (2) President's Dav (3) Easter (4) Memorial Day (3) Fourth of July (6) Labor Day (7) Thanksgiving In the odd-numbered years, the Mother shall have the children on the odd-numbered holidays; and the Father shall have visitation on the even-numbered holidays In the even-numbered years, the Father shall have the odd-numbered holidays; and the Mother shall have the even-numbered holidays, Any holiday falling on Monday or Friday shal! be deemed as including the immediately preceding or immediately subsequent weekend, commencing at 10:00 a.m. (on Fridays) and ending at §:00 P.M. on Mondays. Thanksgiving shall always be deemed ag commencing on the Wednesday before Th: shosequent Sunday at 6:00 P.M r school) until the all other holiday ion shall be from 10:00 a.m. until §:00 P.M on the day of the holiday, EXHIBIT(d) The non residential parent XY have the children for one-half of the Chu. mas break. "Christmas break" shull be deemed as commencing the day after the last day of school at 10:90 a.m, until the day before school reconvenes at 6:00 p.m. (including weekends) but not including December 24 and December 25. In the event there is an odd number of days y during Christmas break, the nonresidential parent shall have the children for the extra day. The nonresidential parent's choice of dates during Christmas break has priority over the residential parent's Christmas break schedule if the nonresidential parent notifies the residential parent of the dates not later than October Ist. of the applicable year. Absent timely notification by the nonresidential parent, the residential parent's Christmas break schedule shall have priority, For purposes of this paragraph a "day" is all or any portion of one calendar day. (e) In even-numbered years, the nonresidential parent shall have the children from 9:00 p.m. on December 24 until 6:00 p.m. on December 25. In odd-numbered years, the nonresidential parent shall have the children from 10:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. on December 24 and from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. on December 25, The children shall be with the residential parent on December 24 and December 25 at all other times not otherwise specified on these dates. (£) On Mother's Day and Father's Day, no matter whose turn for visitation, the children will be with the appropriate parent. Visttation shall begin at 10:00 A.M. and continue until 6-00 PM. (g) Five (3) weeks, consecutively or Separately (for the nonresidential parent), curing the school summer recess to be scheduled as early in the calendar year as possible, subject to the following: G) The non-residential parent's choice of the duration and dates af summer visitation has priority over tae residential parent's summer vacation schedule if the nonresident:al parent not:fies the residential parent of tae duration and dates of summer visitation not leter than Apri! 1 of the applicable year. Absont timely notification by the nonresidential parent, the residential parent's vacation schedule shall have priority. (ii) Each parent shall be entitled to take the children on vacation eway from that parent's residence for a period of up to fourtzen (14) consecutive days upon advanced written notice to the other Parent, accompanied by written agenda indicating the vacation destination, phone numbers where he or sie can be reached, times of arrival and departure and vethod of travel. A complete itinerary with contact telephone numbers must be given to the other parent no later than ten (10) days prior to departure, (iii) During the extended summer visitation (except the fourteen (14) day aw y-from-home vacations) children should continue to spend altemate weekends with each Parent on the same schedule as the rest of the year, In addition. the residential parent shall enjoy companionship time with the childrea on the same midweek visitation schedule eranted to the nonresidential pareat during the balance of the year, (iv) Child support paveble by the nonresidential parent shall abate by filty (50%) percen: during summer visitation of one k (7 consecutive days) or longer. The visitations of the resicential parent during the nonresidential parent's summer visitation do not interrupt the nonresidential Parent's consecutive visitation days for purposes of calculating this abatement. The nonresidential parent shal! apply to the Wayne Covaty Child Support Enforcement Agency for abatement of child support within sixty days of the ending date of the extended visitation for which abatement is requested. Child Support adatement does not apply to any visitation other than extended summer visitation. (v) "School summer recess" is defined as beginning the day after the last day the children attend school and ending the day before school reconvenes. (h) The child shall celebrate his/her birthday in the home of the residentia] parent unless it falls on a visitation day, The other parent caz make up for the birthday with a separate birthday party, if desired (1) When conflicts arise under this Basic Visitation Schedule. the “ollowr lortty schedule shall epo'y (4 order) with lowered-numbered items taking priority over numbered items Q) Visitation at Christraas time; (ii) Thanksgiving visitation; ai Extended summer visitation:(iv) Mother's Day ane Mees Day Wy) Other holiday visitation; (vi) Weekend visitation; (vii) Midweek visitation; U) The continued participation in extracurricular activities (school related or otherwise) shall continue uninterrupted v ess of this visitation schedule. It shall be the responsibility of the parent with whom the children are with at the time of the activity to provide physical and reasonable economic costs of transportation to these a shall provide the other parent with notice of all extra-curricular activities (school related or otherwise) in which the children participate. Schedules of extracurricular activities (handwritten by the parent if no formal schedule is provided by the activity) end the name of the activity leader (including address and telephone number if reasonably available) shall also be provided to the other parent. Extracurricular activities of the children shall not be scheduled by the residential parent so as to unreasonably interfere with visitation ctivities. Each parent (k) Absent agreement otherwise, the nonresidential parent shall pick up the children at the beginning of each visitation and the residential parent shall pick up the children at the end of each visitation for retum to their residence, () Ifa nonresidential parent is unable to exercise visitation, 24 hows’ notice must be provided to the residen absent exigent circumstances. A nonresidential parent more thar. thirty visitatio: tal parent, (30) minutes late for visitation forfeits that The court may consider frequently missed visitation, with or without notice, as grounds for modification of the > Schedule and/or contemp? A residential parent may cancel scheduled visitation due to ¢ child's illness and should give 24-hours' notice, if possible Any visitation canceled due to illness shall be made up as soon as is practicable, (m) Visitation is a time for the children to be and do things with the parent with whom they do not live. During visitation, the children should not he left with bebysitiers, except for short durations or to facilitate work schedules. 2) Open and free communication by telephone and otherwise shall be permitted between the children and the parent with whom they are not then residing. If long distance telephone charges are involved, calls should be generally hmited to not more than 15 minutes. he/she shall diately notify tae other parent except in those circums:ances wherein notice is not required by Ohio Revised Code 3109.05 1(G) and provide the other parent with the moving date, new residence address and telephone number, and such other pertinent information that is necessary to effectuate a smooth transition for the children. (0) Upon either parent leaming or determining, whichever occurs first, that he/she will be movi imme: (3) When the Oldest Child Is less than Eighteen Months. The Basis Visitation Schedule shal! not apply when the oldest child of the parents is less than eighteen months of ag of ege the nonresidercial » rall have two (2) week If the parents cannot agree, these visits shall be every Wednesday from 5:30 pam, to 8:30 p.m. and every Sunday from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The general rules of visitation set forth in subparagraphs (i) through (n) of the Basic Visitation Schedule shall apply. When the oldest child of the verents has attained the age of eighteen months, the visitation schedule shall be pursuant to paragraph (4) of this rule (4) When the Oldest Child js Eighteen Months to Three Years. ‘When the oldest child of the ¢ parents is age eighteen miths to three years, the basic visitation shall not apply. When the oldest child of the parents is age eighteen months to ec years, the nonresidential parent shall have two (2) weekly visits, with one (1) being an ovemight visit with the -mid(ren)“If the parents cannot agree, these 12:06 neon to Sunday at 6:00 p.m. 5 its shall be every Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and every Saturday from ‘The general rules of visitation set forth in subparagraphs (i) through (n) of the Basic Visitation Schedule shall agply. When the oldest child of the parents has attained the age of three y2ars, Visitation shall be pursuant to the basic visitation schedule as to all children of the parents (3) Travel Distance of 100 Miles or More. If the Parents reside 100 miles or more from each other, the Basic Visitation Schedule shall not apply. If the parties catnot agree on a visitation schedule (unless the court otherwise orders), the following will normally be ordered as the visitation schedule by the court: (a) Five (5) consecutive weeks for the nonresidential parent, conumencing the first Sunday of the summer school vacation. The residential parent shall be permitted to have the ch dren, overnight, one (1) weekend from Saturday et 9:00 a.m. uniil Sunday at 6:00 p.m. during the five (5) weeks of visitation, This weekend of visitation for the residential parent shall be exercised in the geographic area of the nonresidential Parent's residence, unless the parents otherwise agree. The parents shall agree upon the designated weekend with Priority given to the nonresidential parent's vacation plans, Child support payeble by the nonresidential parent shell abate 50% during the five (5) weeks of visitation (0) Each year at Christmas, the nonresidential parent shall have the chiléren not less than seven (7) consecutive days over the Christmas school vacation. In odd-numbered years, the nonresidential parent shall have the children on Christmas Day in addition to the seven (7) consecutive days provided for herein, (c) In even-numbered years, the nonresidential parent shell have the children from the Wednesday preceding Thanksgiving (after school) until the Sunday subsequent to Thanks ziving at 8:00 p.m. 1) The nonresidential parent shall have the children every spring school breek from the last day of school (afer school) until the day before school reconvenies at 8:09 pm (e) If wavel time, by car, is less than three (3) hours one way, the nonresidential parent shail have the children from Friday at 8:00 p.m. unt: Sunday at 8:00 p.m. the last weekend of each moath during the school year. If said weekend is preceded on Friday by @ koliday or followed on Monday by a holiday, said weekend shall be deemed as including the holiday and shall commence at 10:00 a.m. (on Fridays) and end at 8:30 p.m. (on Mondays), (f) Open and free comraunication by telephone and otherwise shal! be permitted between the children and the parent with whom they are not then residing. Long distance telephone calls should be genereliy limited to not more than 13 minutes. To the exient possible, the parties should arrange to place or rece-ve ssid calls in a manner that will result in each party bearing approximately equal telephone charges (g) Responsibility for transportation costs shall be included in the court’s order, If the parents cannot agree on costs twansportation, costs shall be ordered by the court, The court may eansider the costs of transportation to effectuate visitation as a factor in deviating from child support calculations, Ch) When a child or children of parents residing more than [00 miles from each other has not yet attained the age of five (5) years. visitation shall be as ordered by the court, consistent with the philosor y of visitation set forth by this Rule (1) When a child or children of parents residing more than 100 miles a (14) vears, the visitation schedule shall be as set forth in this Rule unies from each othe attained the age of fon court otherwise orders. ) Upon either parent leam: or determining. whichever frst acct rs, that he/she will be moving, he/she shall ummediately notify the other parent except in those circumstances wherein notice is not required by Ohio Revised Code 3109.051{G) and provide the other parent with the moving date, new residence address ard telephone number, and such other pertinent information that is necessary to effectuate 2 smooth transition for the children,? y CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that a copy of the foregoing Motion and Journal Entry was mailed regular U.S. mail, postage prepaid and also emailed to Rosanne Shriner, Attorney for Brittany Kronenburger, 449 North Market Street, Wooster, Ohio 44691 on September 22. 2011 and September 28, 2011; and via Courthouse Mail to Christine Tharp, Guardian ad Litem, P.O. Box 247, Jeromesville, Ohio 44840, this 22nd day of September, 2011 and also September 28, 2011. Law Office of Patricia A. Rodgers, L.L.C. 4A g 1 Ad ‘ Leceta i Lol Patricia A. Rodgers UY Attorney for Timothy I. Kronenberger