One of the very first and major complaints of the Parenting Plan document was that the structure was so screwed up that a modification clause that was intended to apply to the whole document strongly implied a limited scope to only one subsection.
Well, this latest nth revision properly renumbers the document, removes information that would have violated privacy laws, refers to it properly, BUT...
the original problem is still there....
How whack is that? How could you correct everything else but the original problem.
Well, actually I didn't want the clause anyway, so here is my annotation:
" Still incorrect placement and numbering, but leave it here to create future ambiguity and thereby a valid future argument for equality. This clause is mislabled, it has to do with terminating agreement. Apparently Plaintiff is entering into this agreement in bad faith and already setting up an easy exit. This contradicts Exhibit A Section XX(n) which requires Good Faith from both parties. "It was either this or "Hey idiots..."
Better yet, how could you be so careless and expect to be paid hundreds of dollars per hour. Well that's our screwed up Domestic Relations system.
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