The Camden County NJ Holiday Parenting Time Schedule
In a child custody case, courts will often order the parties to follow the court holiday schedule. The holiday schedule supersedes the normal parenting time schedule, so it is important to know what it says. Every county has its own holiday schedule. Here is the one for Camden County. Unless otherwise specified, parenting time goes from 10am to 7:30pm. As with all parenting time orders, the parties may agree to a different schedule if they wish.
The holiday schedule is published in terms of Mother and Father. For same-sex couples or other arrangements that do not fall into the typical mother/father binary, the court should specify which party receives which holidays.
| Holiday | To Mother | To Father |
|---|---|---|
| New Year's Day — January 1 from noon to 6pm | Odd Years | Even Years |
| Martin Luther King Day | Even Years | Odd Years |
| Presidents Day | Even Years | Odd Years |
| Easter — Saturday at 10am through Sunday at 7:30pm | Even Years | Odd Years |
| Mother's Day | Every Year | — |
| Memorial Day | Odd Years | Even Years |
| Father's Day | — | Every Year |
| July 4th | Even Years | Odd Years |
| Labor Day | Odd Years | Even Years |
| Halloween | Odd Years | Even Years |
| Thanksgiving Day | Even Years | Odd Years |
| Christmas Eve — Dec. 24 at 6pm to Dec. 25 at noon | Odd Years | Even Years |
| Christmas Day — Dec. 25 at noon to Dec. 26 at 6pm | Even Years | Odd Years |
| New Year's Eve — Dec. 31 at 6pm to January 1 at noon | Odd Years | Even Years |
| Father's Birthday — 4pm to 8pm | — | Every Year |
| Mother's Birthday — 4pm to 8pm | Every Year | — |
| Child's Birthday — non-custodial parent has the child from 7pm to 8:30pm | — | — |
See also the schedules for Burlington County and Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem Counties.
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