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The Co-Parenting Agreement is essential for parents in the UAE who are separated or divorced but wish to maintain a structured and legally compliant approach to raising their children. This document becomes particularly crucial given the unique aspects of UAE family law, which combines civil law principles with Sharia law requirements. The agreement must carefully balance parental rights and responsibilities while adhering to UAE Personal Status Law (Federal Law No. 28 of 2005) and the Child Rights Law. It provides detailed arrangements for custody, visitation, financial support, and decision-making authority, while incorporating cultural and religious considerations specific to the UAE context. The document serves as both a legal framework and a practical guide for co-parents, helping prevent future disputes and ensuring stable arrangements for children's upbringing.

1. Parties: Identification of the co-parents including full legal names, Emirates ID numbers, and current addresses

2. Background: Brief history of the relationship, current status, and reason for creating the agreement

3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the agreement including 'Child/Children', 'Custody', 'Guardianship', and other relevant terms under UAE law

4. Legal Framework: Recognition of UAE laws governing the agreement, particularly UAE Personal Status Law and Child Rights Law

5. Custody and Living Arrangements: Primary residence, visitation schedules, and accommodation arrangements in compliance with UAE custody laws

6. Decision Making Authority: Distribution of decision-making rights regarding education, healthcare, religion, and other major aspects of children's lives

7. Financial Responsibilities: Division of expenses, child support arrangements, and financial obligations as per UAE law

8. Education: Agreements regarding school choice, educational decisions, and academic responsibilities

9. Healthcare: Medical decision-making, health insurance coverage, and emergency procedures

10. Religious Upbringing: Agreements regarding religious education and practices, particularly important under UAE law

11. Communication: Methods and frequency of communication between co-parents and with children

12. Dispute Resolution: Process for resolving disagreements, including mediation requirements before court proceedings

13. Modification of Agreement: Procedures for reviewing and modifying the agreement as circumstances change

14. Governing Law: Confirmation that UAE law governs the agreement and jurisdiction of UAE courts