Custody calendar 2027 your parenting-time schedule on one printable page

How to set it up

Pick the schedule, then the first night of a cycle: a day when the children start a stretch at Home A, as your plan counts it. Name the homes the way your family says them (Mom's, Dad's, the street names). Then set the holidays and any stretches that differ, like summer weeks.

Each night belongs to the home the children sleep at. The day the children change homes is marked as a changeover, and the totals count nights, the way most orders and child-support worksheets count parenting time.

Reading the calendar

Home A's nights are plain numbers and Home B's are boxed, so it reads the same from a black-and-white printer. A notch in a box's corner marks a changeover day, an underline a holiday or a stretch you set, and a small dot an evening visit that isn't an overnight. Each month's heading gives its nights at each home.

Which schedule fits

Equal schedules differ mostly in how often the children move and how long they go without seeing each parent: the 2-2-3 changes homes six times a fortnight and never keeps the children away from either home longer than three nights; week on, week off changes twice but means a week apart. The 50/50 schedules page compares them side by side.

When one home has the school week, every other weekend, 70/30 and 60/40 add more time with the other home step by step. Texas, Indiana and Utah publish standard schedules of their own: Texas, Indiana, Utah.

2027 night by night

Home A has 183 nights (50.1%) and Home B 182 nights (49.9%), with 153 changeovers.