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1. Purpose of This Letter and Confirmation of Court Approval We are very pleased to write to you to confirm that, as of today, February 9, 2024, the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles, sitting at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse, has approved and entered both the Stipulated Custody & Parenting Plan Agreement and the Child Support Agreement in In re the Marriage of Fonseca and Medrano, Case No. 22STFL09847

2. Summary of Key Terms — Custody and Timeshare The following is a summary of the principal custody and timeshare provisions of the Stipulated Custody & Parenting Plan Agreement, as approved by the court. This summary is provided for your convenience and reference; in the event of any discrepancy between this summary and the language of the filed agreements and court order, the filed agreements and court order shall

3. Summary of Key Terms — Child Support The following is a summary of the child support provisions contained in the Child Support Agreement, as approved and entered by the court. 3.1 Monthly Child Support Pursuant to the Child Support Agreement, you will pay Mr. Medrano the sum of $1,100.00 per month in child support, payable on the first day of each month, commencing March 1, 2024. This amount represents an agreed d

4. Parenting Plan Coordinator By agreement of the parties, and as reflected in the court's order, Dr. Marcus W. Ingalls, LMFT (License No. LMFT 89412), of Ingalls & Cuevas Family Counseling, located at 10880 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 630, Los Angeles, CA 90024, has been appointed as the Parenting Plan Coordinator for this matter. Dr. Ingalls's role is to assist you and Mr. Medrano in resolving day-to-day scheduling d

5. Confidentiality and Non-Disparagement We wish to take this opportunity to remind you of the mutual non-disparagement and confidentiality clause contained in the Stipulated Agreement, which is now an enforceable provision of the court's order. Pursuant to this clause, neither party shall make disparaging remarks about the other party in the presence of or within the hearing of the children, or to any third parties,

6. Enclosures Enclosed with this letter, please find the following documents:

1. Conformed copy of the Stipulation for Judgment re Custody, Parenting Plan & Child Support (filed and entered February 9, 2024)

2. Conformed copy of the Court's signed Order (entered February 9, 2024)

3. Execution copy of the Stipulated Custody & Parenting Plan Agreement (dated January 31, 2024)

4. Execution copy of the Child Support Agreement (dated January 31, 2024)

5. Exhibit A — Holiday & Vacation Schedule

6. Exhibit B — Right of First Refusal & Travel Notice Protocol Please review each of these documents carefully and confirm that the copies you have received are complete. If any document appears to be missing pages or is otherwise incomplete, please contact our office immediately so that we may provide a replacement copy.

7. Next Steps and Administrative Matters With the court's entry of the order today, the principal legal work in this matter has been concluded. However, there are several administrative matters to which we wish to draw your attention. Final Accounting of Fees and Costs. Our firm will be sending you a separate matter closing letter, under separate cover, which will include a final accounting of all legal fees billed a

8. Closing Remarks It has been a genuine privilege to represent you throughout this matter. We are gratified that this case was resolved by agreement of the parties, in a manner that we believe serves the best interests of Isabela and Mateo. Reaching a stipulated resolution — rather than proceeding to a contested hearing or trial — has spared the children the stress and uncertainty of protracted litigation and has pr