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IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI , PLAINTIFF(S)vs. NO. , DEFENDANT(S) AGREED ORDER ESTABLISHING PATERNITY, CUSTODY, SUPPORT AND VISITATION THIS CAUSE THIS DAY, came on to be heard on the petition of Paternity and establishment of custody, support and visitation and the Court having found as follows, to wit:1. That the Court has jurisdiction of the parties and subject matter in this cause.2. That the Plaintiff is the natural father of the said minor child and ((( is the natural mother of said minor child .3. That the care, control and custody of said minor child is awarded to the Defendant subject to restricted visitation of the Plaintiff.4. That the Plaintiff should pay to the Defendant child support for the minor child (((.5.That the Plaintiff and the Defendant should both contribute to the advanced education of the minor child should the said minor child have the aptitude and the ability to attend a college of a University or attend a trade school or technology school.6.That any claim that the State of Mississippi would have to collect payments for any benefits paid by the State of Mississippi for the minor child should be reserved.7. That this Court having found said petition to be well taken and relief should be granted in this cause.IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED as follows, to wit:1.The Plaintiff is the natural father of the minor child and said minor child being born on , and that the Defendant is the natural mother of the said minor child said child being born on , .2. That the care, control and custody of the minor child is awarded to the Defendant subject to the restricted visitation granted to the Plaintiff and the restricted visitation of the Plaintiff means as follows: 3.That effective , 20 the Plaintiff will have visitation with said minor child on the first and third Sunday of each calendar month from to at the residence of , grandfather and grandmother of the minor child of the Plaintiff or a third party to be agreed upon by the Plaintiff and the Defendant and said visitation will be under the supervision of or under the supervision of a third party to be mutually agreed upon by the Plaintiff and Defendant.4.Six (6) months from the date this agreed judgment is signed by the Court the Plaintiff will have visitation with the said minor child on the first and third calendar months from to on Saturday and from to on Sunday, and the said minor child will be returned to the Defendant on Saturday evening and the said minor child will be returned to the Plaintiff for visitation on Sunday from to . The visitation will take place at the residence of , the grandparents of the Plaintiff or at the residence of a third party to be mutually agreed upon by the parties, and the visitation will be under the supervision of or under the supervision of a third party to be mutually agreed upon by the parties.5.During the said visitation the minor child will be allowed to leave the residence of or the residence of the third party mutually agreed upon by the parties as long as either ((( or the third party mutually agreed upon by the parties is present with the Plaintiff and minor child for the entire time the said minor child is away from the residence of or the third party mutually agreed upon by the parties.6.One (1) year after the visitation aforementioned in section 5 above, the Plaintiff will have visitation with the said minor child on the first and third calendar weekends of each month from on Friday until Sunday. The visitation will take place at the residence of ((, the grandparents of the Plaintiff or at the residence of a third party to be mutually agreed upon by the parties, and the visitation will be under the supervision of or under the supervision of a third party to be mutually agreed upon by the parties.7.During the said visitation the minor child will be allowed to leave the residence of or the residence of the their party mutually agreed upon by the parties as long as either ((( or the third party mutually agreed upon by both parties is present with the Plaintiff and the minor child for the entire time the said minor child is away from the residence of or the residence of the third party mutually agreed upon by the parties.8.After the weekend visitation described in paragraph 7 of this agreed judgment is completed and if the Court has no objection, the Plaintiff will be allowed to have the minor child visit with him/her on the first and third calendar weekend of each month from on Friday until on Sunday; all said visits will be unsupervised.9.While said visits are supervised, the said minor child will be transported to and from the residence of the Defendant to the residence of. or to the residence of a third party mutually agreed upon by the parties by or by the third party mutually agreed upon by both parties or the Defendant. 10.At all times the Plaintiff is exercising supervised visitation the Plaintiff will undergo random drug screens and the drug screens will be reported to the Court.11.The Plaintiff will pay the Defendant child support in the amount of $ per month beginning , for the support and maintenance of said minor child and the said child support payments will be made in installments of $ on the first and fifteenth day of each month until the said minor child becomes emancipated or self-supporting.12.The Defendant will continue to maintain the health and medical insurance policy on said minor child and the Defendant and the Plaintiff will equally pay one half of the cost of all medical, hospital, dental, or ophthalmology bills incurred by the minor child of the parties that is not covered by said insurance benefits.13.That if the said minor child has the aptitude and ability to gain advanced education after he/she graduated from high school, the Plaintiff and the Defendant will each contribute to the education expenses incurred by said minor child whether the said minor child is attending college, trade school, or technical school.14.That the State of Mississippi reserves the right to collect any benefits the State of Mississippi may have paid for the birth and support of said minor.15.That the first and third weekends may be rotated to the second and fourth weekends to accommodate Plaintiff's work schedule.SO ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED, this the day of , 20 . _________________________________________CHANCELLOR