IDAHO PARENTING PLAN

State of Idaho — In the District Court, Magistrate Division

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE [____] JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF [________________________________]

Case No.: [________________________________]

[________________________________], Petitioner/Parent A,

v.

[________________________________], Respondent/Parent B.

IMPORTANT FILING NOTE: Idaho law requires a parenting plan in every family law case involving minor children. The Idaho Court Assistance Office (CAO) provides the official parenting plan form (CAO FL-3). This template provides a comprehensive parenting plan that may be filed as a supplement to or in place of the CAO FL-3 form, depending on local judicial district requirements. In Ada County (4th Judicial District), the parenting plan is filed as "Schedule A." In other counties, it is typically filed as "Exhibit A." Consult your local Court Assistance Office for specific filing requirements. Filing fees range from $166 to $207 depending on the type of action.

SECTION 1 — IDENTIFICATION AND BACKGROUND

1.1 Parent Information

PARENT A:
- Full Legal Name: [________________________________]
- Date of Birth: [__/__/____]
- Residential Address: [________________________________]
- City/State/Zip: [________________________________]
- Mailing Address (if different): [________________________________]
- Home Phone: [________________________________]
- Cell Phone: [________________________________]
- Work Phone: [________________________________]
- Email: [________________________________]
- Employer: [________________________________]
- Work Schedule: [________________________________]

PARENT B:
- Full Legal Name: [________________________________]
- Date of Birth: [__/__/____]
- Residential Address: [________________________________]
- City/State/Zip: [________________________________]
- Mailing Address (if different): [________________________________]
- Home Phone: [________________________________]
- Cell Phone: [________________________________]
- Work Phone: [________________________________]
- Email: [________________________________]
- Employer: [________________________________]
- Work Schedule: [________________________________]

1.2 Child(ren) Information

Special needs details (if applicable): [________________________________]

1.3 Case Context

This Parenting Plan is submitted in connection with:
☐ Divorce action (Idaho Code § 32-701 et seq.)
☐ Legal separation
☐ Paternity action
☐ Custody petition (unmarried parents)
☐ Modification of existing order
☐ Other: [________________________________]

1.4 Judicial District

☐ 1st Judicial District — Benewah, Bonner, Boundary, Kootenai, Shoshone Counties
☐ 2nd Judicial District — Clearwater, Idaho, Latah, Lewis, Nez Perce Counties
☐ 3rd Judicial District — Adams, Canyon, Gem, Owyhee, Payette, Washington Counties
☐ 4th Judicial District — Ada, Boise, Elmore, Valley Counties
☐ 5th Judicial District — Blaine, Camas, Cassia, Gooding, Jerome, Lincoln, Minidoka, Twin Falls Counties
☐ 6th Judicial District — Bannock, Bear Lake, Caribou, Franklin, Oneida, Power Counties
☐ 7th Judicial District — Bingham, Bonneville, Butte, Clark, Custer, Fremont, Jefferson, Lemhi, Madison, Teton Counties

SECTION 2 — LEGAL CUSTODY (DECISION-MAKING AUTHORITY)

2.1 Legal Custody Designation

Under Idaho Code § 32-717B, there is a rebuttable presumption that joint custody is in the best interests of the child. This presumption applies to both legal and physical custody. The presumption is reversed when a parent has been found by the court to be a habitual perpetrator of domestic violence.

Select one:

☐ Joint Legal Custody — Both parents share equally the right and responsibility to make major decisions regarding the child(ren)'s health, education, and welfare. Major decisions shall be made by mutual agreement after good-faith consultation.

☐ Sole Legal Custody to Parent A — Parent A shall have exclusive decision-making authority. Reason the I.C. § 32-717B presumption is rebutted: [________________________________]

☐ Sole Legal Custody to Parent B — Parent B shall have exclusive decision-making authority. Reason the I.C. § 32-717B presumption is rebutted: [________________________________]

2.2 Decision-Making Allocation (Joint Legal Custody)

If joint legal custody is selected, the parents shall make decisions as follows:

2.3 Emergency Decisions

The parent exercising parenting time at the time of an emergency shall have authority to make emergency medical decisions when immediate action is required to protect the child(ren)'s health or safety. The other parent shall be notified as soon as practicable, but no later than 24 hours after the emergency.

2.4 Consultation Protocol

When a major decision must be made:
1. The initiating parent shall present the issue in writing (email or co-parenting app) with relevant information.
2. The other parent shall respond within [____] days (suggested: 7-14 days unless urgent).
3. If no response is received within the stated period, the initiating parent may proceed with the decision.
4. If the parents disagree, they shall follow the dispute resolution process in Section 10.

SECTION 3 — PHYSICAL CUSTODY AND PARENTING SCHEDULE

3.1 Physical Custody Designation

☐ Joint Physical Custody — The child(ren) shall have substantially equal time with both parents.
☐ Primary Physical Custody to Parent A — The child(ren) shall reside primarily with Parent A. Parent B shall have parenting time as specified below.
☐ Primary Physical Custody to Parent B — The child(ren) shall reside primarily with Parent B. Parent A shall have parenting time as specified below.

Primary residence for school enrollment purposes: ☐ Parent A's residence ☐ Parent B's residence

3.2 Regular Parenting Schedule — School Year

Select one or specify a custom schedule:

☐ Week-On/Week-Off (alternating weeks)
Parent A: Monday after school (or 9:00 AM if no school) through the following Monday morning school drop-off.
Parent B: The alternating week on the same schedule.

☐ 2-2-3 Rotation
Monday-Tuesday: Parent A
Wednesday-Thursday: Parent B
Friday through Sunday: Alternating (Parent A on Week 1; Parent B on Week 2)

☐ 5-2-2-5 Schedule
Monday-Tuesday: Always with Parent A
Wednesday-Thursday: Always with Parent B
Friday through Monday: Alternating

☐ Every Other Weekend Plus Midweek
Primary Parent: Weekdays and alternate weekends
Other Parent: Alternating weekends (Friday after school to Monday morning) plus one midweek overnight ([________________________________] after school to the following morning school drop-off)

☐ Custom Schedule:
Parent A's time: [________________________________]
Parent B's time: [________________________________]

3.3 Regular Parenting Schedule — Summer Break

☐ Same as school year schedule.
☐ Modified summer schedule:
[________________________________]
[________________________________]

3.4 Holiday Schedule

Holidays supersede the regular parenting schedule. The parents shall alternate holidays annually as follows:

Fixed Holidays (every year):
- Mother's Day: Child(ren) with Mother from Saturday 9:00 AM to Sunday 7:00 PM
- Father's Day: Child(ren) with Father from Saturday 9:00 AM to Sunday 7:00 PM
- Child(ren)'s Birthday(s): ☐ Alternating years ☐ Shared celebration ☐ Parent not in possession gets [____] hours on the day

Idaho-Specific Holidays:
- Idaho Human Rights Day (January): Follow MLK Day Weekend schedule
- Idaho Statehood Day (July 3): Follow Independence Day schedule

3.5 Vacation and Extended Time

Each parent shall have [____] weeks (suggested: 2-4 weeks) of uninterrupted vacation time per calendar year.

• Notice required: At least [____] days (suggested: 30-60 days) written notice.
• Vacation time supersedes the regular schedule but not the other parent's assigned holidays.
• Neither parent shall schedule vacation that causes the child(ren) to miss more than [____] school days without written consent of the other parent.
• Each parent shall provide the other with an itinerary, contact information, and emergency contact details at least [____] days before departure.

3.6 Special Occasions

• Parent A's Birthday: Child(ren) with Parent A from [________________________________] to [________________________________]
• Parent B's Birthday: Child(ren) with Parent B from [________________________________] to [________________________________]
• Extended family events: Parents shall use good faith to accommodate extended family events (reunions, funerals, weddings, cultural celebrations) with reasonable notice.

SECTION 4 — TRANSITIONS AND EXCHANGES

4.1 Exchange Location

☐ School (preferred — reduces direct parent contact)
☐ Parent A's residence
☐ Parent B's residence
☐ Neutral public location: [________________________________]
☐ Other: [________________________________]

4.2 Transportation Responsibility

☐ Receiving parent picks up the child(ren).
☐ Delivering parent drops off the child(ren).
☐ Parents meet at a midpoint location.
☐ Other arrangement: [________________________________]

4.3 Exchange Conduct

• Parents shall be punctual. A grace period of [____] minutes (suggested: 15-30) shall apply before a missed exchange is documented.
• Parents shall conduct exchanges in a civil, respectful manner.
• Parents shall not use the child(ren) as messengers or to relay information between households.
• The child(ren) shall be ready at the scheduled time with appropriate clothing, homework, medications, and personal items.
• Each parent shall maintain a basic set of clothing, toiletries, and supplies at their residence to reduce the need for transporting belongings.

4.4 Late or Missed Exchanges

If a parent will be more than [____] minutes late, that parent shall notify the other parent immediately. If a parent fails to appear within [____] minutes of the scheduled exchange time without notice, the waiting parent may leave with the child(ren), and the missed time shall not be made up unless mutually agreed.

SECTION 5 — COMMUNICATION

5.1 Parent-to-Parent Communication

Parents shall communicate regarding child-related matters through:
☐ Email
☐ Text message
☐ Co-parenting application (e.g., OurFamilyWizard, TalkingParents, AppClose)
☐ Phone calls
☐ Other: [________________________________]

All communications shall be respectful, business-like, and focused on the child(ren)'s welfare.

5.2 Parent-Child Communication During Other Parent's Time

The parent not exercising parenting time shall have reasonable telephone and/or video contact with the child(ren):

• Frequency: ☐ Daily ☐ Every other day ☐ [____] times per week
• Preferred time: [________________________________]
• Maximum duration per call: [____] minutes (suggested: 15-30 minutes, age-appropriate)
• The custodial parent shall facilitate and not interfere with parent-child communication.
• Neither parent shall monitor, record, or listen in on the child(ren)'s conversations with the other parent.

5.3 Electronic Communication and Social Media

• Neither parent shall post disparaging content about the other parent on social media.
• Parents shall consult before posting photographs or information about the child(ren) on public social media platforms.
• The child(ren)'s access to electronic devices, social media, and the internet shall be governed by: ☐ Joint agreement ☐ Each parent's household rules ☐ Other: [________________________________]

SECTION 6 — INFORMATION SHARING AND ACCESS TO RECORDS

6.1 Equal Access to Records

Both parents shall have full and equal access to the child(ren)'s:
- School records, report cards, progress reports, and teacher communications
- Medical, dental, and vision records
- Mental health and counseling records (to the extent permitted by law)
- Extracurricular activity schedules and communications
- Daycare and childcare records

6.2 Notification Obligations

Each parent shall promptly notify the other of:
- School conferences, open houses, and significant school events
- Medical appointments and results
- Emergencies, injuries, or serious illnesses (within 24 hours)
- Changes in the child(ren)'s behavior, health, or emotional state that warrant attention
- Any contact by law enforcement or child protective services involving the child(ren)
- Any change of address, phone number, or email (within 10 days)

6.3 Designation on Records

Both parents shall be listed as emergency contacts and authorized persons at the child(ren)'s school, daycare, and medical providers. Neither parent shall remove the other parent's name or access without court order.

SECTION 7 — CHILD-REARING PROVISIONS

7.1 Best Interest Standard (Idaho Code § 32-717)

Both parents acknowledge that all provisions of this Parenting Plan are intended to serve the best interests of the child(ren) as evaluated under the seven factors of Idaho Code § 32-717(1):
(a) the wishes of the child's parent(s);
(b) the wishes of the child as to custodian;
(c) the interaction and interrelationship of the child with parent(s) and siblings;
(d) the child's adjustment to home, school, and community;
(e) the character and circumstances of all individuals involved;
(f) the need to promote continuity and stability in the child's life; and
(g) domestic violence as defined in I.C. § 39-6303, whether or not in the child's presence.

7.2 Consistency Between Households

Parents shall make reasonable efforts to maintain consistency in:
- Bedtimes and sleep routines (especially for younger children)
- Homework expectations and academic support
- Discipline approaches
- Screen time limits
- Dietary restrictions related to health or allergies

7.3 Extracurricular Activities

• Activities shall be agreed upon jointly if the child is enrolled during both parents' time.
• Both parents shall support the child(ren)'s participation in agreed-upon activities during their respective parenting time, including transportation to practices and events.
• Costs for extracurricular activities shall be: ☐ Shared equally ☐ Split [____]% Parent A / [____]% Parent B ☐ Paid by enrolling parent ☐ Other: [________________________________]

7.4 Introduction of New Partners

If either parent enters a new romantic relationship:
- New partners shall not be introduced to the child(ren) until the relationship is stable (suggested: at least [____] months).
- Neither parent shall have an unrelated overnight romantic partner present during parenting time until: ☐ 6 months into the relationship ☐ The partner has met the other parent ☐ No restriction ☐ Other: [________________________________]

7.5 Non-Disparagement

Neither parent shall make negative, derogatory, or disparaging remarks about the other parent, the other parent's family, or the other parent's household in the child(ren)'s presence or hearing. Neither parent shall encourage or permit others to do so.

7.6 Firearms Safety

All firearms and weapons in either parent's household shall be stored unloaded in a locked container with ammunition stored separately, inaccessible to the child(ren).

7.7 Substance Use

Neither parent shall consume alcohol to the point of impairment or use any illegal substance during parenting time or within 12 hours prior to parenting time. Prescription medications shall be taken as prescribed and stored securely.

SECTION 8 — RELOCATION

8.1 Idaho Relocation Requirements

Idaho law requires a parent planning to relocate more than 50 miles from the current residence or outside the State of Idaho to provide the other parent with at least 60 days' advance written notice via certified mail or other verifiable delivery method.

8.2 Contents of Relocation Notice

The written notice shall include:
- The intended new address (or general area if exact address is not yet known)
- The date of the intended move
- The specific reasons for the proposed relocation
- A proposed revised parenting schedule that preserves the child(ren)'s relationship with both parents

8.3 Response to Relocation Notice

The non-relocating parent shall respond in writing within 30 days of receiving the relocation notice, indicating:
☐ Consent to the relocation and proposed schedule
☐ Consent to the relocation with a counter-proposed schedule
☐ Objection to the relocation

8.4 Court Determination

If the parents cannot agree, the relocating parent shall petition the court. The court shall evaluate relocation under the best-interest factors of I.C. § 32-717. The relocating parent bears the burden of demonstrating that the relocation serves the child(ren)'s best interests. No relocation affecting custody shall occur without either written consent of both parents or court approval.

8.5 Local Moves (Under 50 Miles Within Idaho)

For moves within 50 miles that do not cross state lines, the moving parent shall provide written notice at least 30 days in advance. If the move affects the parenting schedule, the parents shall negotiate in good faith to adjust the schedule.

SECTION 9 — RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL

9.1 Applicability

☐ The right of first refusal does apply.
☐ The right of first refusal does not apply.

9.2 Terms (If Applicable)

If either parent is unable to care for the child(ren) during their scheduled parenting time for a period exceeding [____] consecutive hours, that parent shall first offer the other parent the opportunity to care for the child(ren) before arranging third-party childcare.

• The offering parent shall provide notice by: ☐ Phone ☐ Text ☐ Email ☐ Co-parenting app
• The other parent shall respond within [____] hours. If no response is received, the offering parent may arrange alternative childcare.
• This provision does not apply to: ☐ Regular daycare/school ☐ Overnight stays with grandparents ☐ Other: [________________________________]

SECTION 10 — DISPUTE RESOLUTION

10.1 Good-Faith Communication

Parents shall first attempt to resolve disputes through direct, respectful communication.

10.2 Mediation

If direct communication does not resolve the dispute, parents shall participate in mediation before filing any motion with the court.

Note: Many Idaho judicial districts require mediation in contested custody matters before trial. Ada County (4th District) provides Family Court Services mediation at 208-287-7600. Contact the Court Assistance Office in your judicial district for local mediation resources and requirements.

• Mediation costs shall be: ☐ Shared equally ☐ Split [____]% / [____]% ☐ As ordered by the court
• Exception: Mediation is not required when domestic violence is alleged under I.C. § 32-717(1)(g) and I.C. § 39-6303.

10.3 Parenting Coordinator (Idaho Code § 32-717D)

☐ Not applicable.
☐ The parents agree to request appointment of a parenting coordinator under I.C. § 32-717D and IRFLP Rule 1002.

If appointed, the parenting coordinator shall:
- Assist with collaborative dispute resolution in parenting matters
- Empower the parties to resume parenting controls and decision-making
- Minimize the degree of conflict for the best interests of the child(ren)
- Submit status reports to the court at least once every six months per I.C. § 32-717D(3)
- Have completed a criminal background check (statewide, FBI, NCIC, sex offender registry) per I.C. § 32-717D(5)

Parenting coordinator fees allocated: Parent A [____]% / Parent B [____]%

10.4 Court Intervention

If mediation and/or parenting coordination do not resolve the dispute, either parent may petition the Magistrate Division for resolution. The court retains jurisdiction to interpret, modify, and enforce this Parenting Plan.

10.5 Emergency Relief

Either parent may seek immediate emergency relief from the court to protect the child(ren)'s health, safety, or welfare without first completing the dispute resolution steps. Under IRFLP Rule 504, either parent may file a Motion for Temporary Orders.

SECTION 11 — FINANCIAL PROVISIONS

11.1 Child Support

Child support shall be determined separately in accordance with the Idaho Child Support Guidelines promulgated by the Idaho Supreme Court and calculated using the Idaho Child Support Worksheet.

11.2 Health Insurance

• Health, dental, and vision insurance maintained by: ☐ Parent A ☐ Parent B ☐ Both
• Insurance provider: [________________________________]
• Policy/Group Number: [________________________________]

11.3 Unreimbursed Medical Expenses

Unreimbursed medical, dental, vision, mental health, and prescription expenses shall be divided:
☐ Equally (50/50)
☐ Proportionally to income: Parent A [____]% / Parent B [____]%
☐ Other: [________________________________]

The parent incurring the expense shall provide documentation to the other parent within [____] days. The responsible parent shall reimburse their share within [____] days of receiving documentation.

11.4 Childcare and Education Costs

• Daycare/childcare costs: ☐ Shared equally ☐ Split [____]% / [____]% ☐ Paid by [________________________________]
• School tuition (if applicable): ☐ Shared equally ☐ Split [____]% / [____]% ☐ Paid by [________________________________]
• School supplies and fees: ☐ Shared equally ☐ Each parent during their time ☐ Other: [________________________________]

11.5 Transportation Costs

Extraordinary transportation costs (e.g., airfare for long-distance parenting time) shall be:
☐ Shared equally
☐ Paid by the parent whose relocation created the distance
☐ Split [____]% / [____]%
☐ Other: [________________________________]

SECTION 12 — ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS

12.1 Supervised Visitation (If Applicable — IRFLP Rule 1003)

☐ Not applicable.
☐ Supervised visitation applies to ☐ Parent A ☐ Parent B as follows:

• Provider: ☐ Professional provider ☐ Court-approved individual: [________________________________]
• Frequency and duration: [________________________________]
• Location: [________________________________]
• Provider fees: ☐ Parent A ☐ Parent B ☐ Split [____]% / [____]%
• Review period: Supervised visitation shall be reviewed every [____] months.
• Conditions for transition to unsupervised: [________________________________]

Under IRFLP Rule 1003, the supervised access provider shall document all contacts, and the best interest of the child shall be the paramount consideration in deciding the manner of supervision.

12.2 Domestic Violence Provisions (Idaho Code § 32-717(1)(g))

☐ Not applicable — no history or allegations of domestic violence.
☐ Applicable — the following safety provisions are incorporated:
[________________________________]

Note: Under Idaho Code § 32-717B, if a parent is found to be a habitual perpetrator of domestic violence as defined in I.C. § 39-6303, the presumption favoring joint custody reverses, and there is a presumption that joint custody is NOT in the child(ren)'s best interests.

12.3 Child Abuse Investigation (Idaho Code § 32-717C)

If at any time an allegation of child abuse or child sexual abuse is made implicating either parent, the court shall order an investigation by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. No final custody or visitation order shall be rendered until the investigation report is received by the court.

12.4 Grandparent Provisions (Idaho Code § 32-717(3))

☐ Not applicable.
☐ A child is currently residing with a grandparent in a stable relationship. Under I.C. § 32-717(3), the court may recognize the grandparent as having the same standing as a parent.
- Grandparent name: [________________________________]
- Relationship to child: [________________________________]

12.5 Military Service Provision (Idaho Code § 32-720)

☐ Not applicable.
☐ One parent is a member of the Idaho National Guard or military reserve. Under I.C. § 32-720, active military service shall not be treated as a substantial or material and permanent change in circumstances to reduce the servicemember's previously decreed custody and visitation privileges.

12.6 Child's Wishes (Idaho Code § 32-717(1)(b); IRFLP Rule 117)

Idaho courts consider the wishes of the child as to their custodian under I.C. § 32-717(1)(b). Effective January 1, 2025, IRFLP Rule 117 provides that the court may conduct an in-camera interview with the child, which shall be recorded and preserved. The court may seal the recording to protect the child's privacy and prevent coaching or retaliation.

☐ The child(ren) have not expressed a preference.
☐ The child(ren) have expressed a preference, which has been considered in developing this plan.

SECTION 13 — MODIFICATION AND REVIEW

13.1 Periodic Review

The parents agree to review this Parenting Plan:
☐ Annually on or about [________________________________]
☐ When the youngest child enters kindergarten
☐ When any child enters middle school or high school
☐ Upon any significant change in circumstances
☐ Other: [________________________________]

13.2 Modification Standard

This Parenting Plan may be modified only upon a showing of a substantial, material, and permanent change in circumstances and a determination that the modification serves the best interests of the child(ren) under Idaho Code § 32-717. Modifications require either:
- Written agreement of both parents, filed with and approved by the court; or
- A court order after petition and hearing.

13.3 Temporary Modifications by Agreement

The parents may agree to temporary, minor schedule adjustments without court approval, provided:
- The adjustment is agreed upon in writing (email or text sufficient);
- The adjustment does not constitute a permanent change to the plan; and
- The adjustment serves the child(ren)'s best interests.

SECTION 14 — GENERAL PROVISIONS

14.1 Governing Law

This Parenting Plan is governed by Idaho Code Title 32, Chapter 7 and the Idaho Rules of Family Law Procedure.

14.2 Severability

If any provision of this Parenting Plan is held unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect.

14.3 Integration

This Parenting Plan, together with any court orders incorporating it, constitutes the complete agreement between the parents regarding custody and parenting of the child(ren).

14.4 Attorney's Fees

In any proceeding to enforce this Parenting Plan, the court may award reasonable attorney's fees and costs to the prevailing party.

SECTION 15 — EXECUTION

The undersigned parents have read, understand, and agree to all provisions of this Parenting Plan. Each parent represents that this Plan is entered into voluntarily and in the best interests of the child(ren).

PARENT A:

Signature: _________________________________
Printed Name: [________________________________]
Date: [__/__/____]

PARENT B:

Signature: _________________________________
Printed Name: [________________________________]
Date: [__/__/____]

VERIFICATION

STATE OF IDAHO )
) ss.
County of [________________________________] )

I, [________________________________], being first duly sworn, depose and say that I am ☐ Parent A ☐ Parent B; that I have read the foregoing Parenting Plan and believe the facts stated therein are true and correct.

Signature: _________________________________

SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this [____] day of [________________________________], 20[____].

Notary Public for the State of Idaho
Residing at: [________________________________]
My Commission Expires: [__/__/____]

ORDER ADOPTING PARENTING PLAN

The Court, having reviewed the foregoing Parenting Plan and the record herein, and being fully advised in the premises, hereby finds that the Parenting Plan serves the best interests of the minor child(ren) under Idaho Code § 32-717.

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Parenting Plan filed herein is adopted and incorporated into the ☐ Decree of Divorce ☐ Custody Order ☐ Judgment of this Court.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that both parents shall comply with all provisions of the Parenting Plan.

Date: [__/__/____]

_________________________________
Magistrate Judge
District Court of the [____] Judicial District
State of Idaho, County of [________________________________]

Sources and References

• Idaho Code § 32-717 — Custody of Children — Best Interest: Idaho Legislature
• Idaho Code § 32-717B — Joint Custody: Idaho Legislature
• Idaho Code § 32-717C — Abuse Investigation: Idaho Legislature
• Idaho Code § 32-717D — Parenting Coordinator: Idaho Legislature
• Idaho Code § 32-720 — Modification — Servicemembers: Idaho Legislature
• Idaho Rules of Family Law Procedure: Idaho Supreme Court
• IRFLP Rule 117 — Statement of a Child: Idaho Supreme Court
• IRFLP Rule 504 — Motion for Temporary Orders: Idaho Supreme Court
• IRFLP Rule 1003 — Supervised Access to Child: Idaho Supreme Court
• Idaho CAO Form FL-3 — Official Parenting Plan: Idaho Court Self Help
• Ada County Family Court Services: Ada County
• Idaho Family Court Locations: Idaho Supreme Court
• Idaho Legal Aid — Family Law Resources: Idaho Legal Aid