Licking County Court of Common Pleas, Domestic Relations Division. Local Rule 19.0, Parenting Times.
Estimate only. This is not legal advice, and there is no attorney-client relationship. Your court order controls. Check the official rule.
The court publishes Local Rule 19.0, Parenting Times. The court says the version adopted January 1, 2014 is its most recent standard parenting time rule. This page does not summarize it yet. Read the rule on the court's Forms, Rules, and Guides page.
Juvenile court for unmarried parents may use a different schedule.
Pick a year and who has the odd-numbered years in your order. Dates such as Easter, Thanksgiving, and Mother's Day are calculated. School breaks stay marked see official rule.
Estimate only. This is not legal advice, and there is no attorney-client relationship. Your court order controls. Check the official rule.
| Holiday | Date | Parent | Times |
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Estimate only. This is not legal advice, and there is no attorney-client relationship. Your court order controls. Check the official rule.
Common pattern: 2-2-5-5 (2026)
Common 2-2-5-5 starting the first Monday of the year. This is not the county order unless that order says 2-2-5-5.
Holiday and summer blocks are not in this common-pattern count.
Ohio R.C. 3119.231 references 90 overnights for a child support deviation. This count is an estimate, not advice. R.C. 3119.231.
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Estimate only. This is not legal advice, and there is no attorney-client relationship. Your court order controls. Check the official rule.