Parental Responsibilities After Separation

It seems like you're dealing with parenting issues after separation in South Carolina. Is your question about limiting the children's use of parental terms for a new partner?

The statement means that both parents should encourage a healthy relationship between the children and the other parent. They should not allow the children to refer to a new partner as a parent. This preserves the parental roles of the biological parents.

The statement "Defendant shall maintain stable housing for twelve months" means that the person named as the defendant in a case must have a consistent, unchanging place of residence for a year. This is typically required in custody agreements to ensure a stable environment for the child.

The statement "Defendant shall own (or be buying or leasing) her own safe, operational vehicle with insurance and have a valid driver's license" means that the defendant needs to have a reliable means of transportation. This is often required in custody cases to ensure the defendant can safely transport the child. Is there a specific question you have about this requirement?

The statement "Defendant shall maintain three months of stable employment for the last three months of the time that she has the stable residence as referenced herein" means that the defendant is required to have a steady job for the last three months she has a stable residence. This requirement is often seen in custody cases to ensure financial stability.

The statement "The visiting parent shall have the first part of spring school break on even-numbered years starting at six o'clock (*:*) p.m. the last day of school and ending at six o'clock (*:*) p.m. on the Sunday landing in the middle of Spring Break" means that the parent who doesn't have primary custody gets to spend time with the child during the spring break in even-numbered years, from the end of school on the last day until the middle Sunday of the break.

The statement "Both parties shall timely notify the other party of any reasonably important event occurring while the child is ni their care, such as, but not limited ot baptisms, bar mitzvahs, sporting events, dance recitals, school plays, etc. Both parents may attend. When in doubt, the other parent shall be noticed." means that both parents have a responsibility to inform each other about significant events in the child's life. Both parents are allowed to attend these events. This encourages shared involvement in the child's life.

The statement "All parties are restrained from having the child/children on an overnight basis (*:* p.m. to *:* a.m.) in the presence of an adult party of the opposite sex to whom the parties are not related by blood or marriage, or any lover/paramour" means that neither parent is allowed to have the child spend the night when there's an unrelated adult of the opposite sex present. This includes romantic partners.