“ Neither parent shall, without the prior consent of the other parent, schedule elective activities during the parenting time of the other parent that would infringe upon that parent's access to or time with the child. ”

“ Imprisonment of a parent for offenses not related to child neglect or abuse shall operate to suspend that individual's parental rights and responsibilities during the time of such imprisonment, with all rights and responsibilities being restored under this Act at the time of their release from confinement. ”

“ All parental responsibility shall terminate upon each child reaching the age of 18 years, with any further parental responsibility or expense being at the discretion of each parent. Neither parent shall be obligated to incur post-secondary educational expense on behalf of the child. ”

“ Neither parent may move beyond the school district boundaries in which the children reside at the initiation of proceedings so as to cause the child's school district to change without written agreement of the other parent, nor may either parent withdraw the children from the school district of their current attendance without permission of the other parent in writing. ”

“ A parent shall be deemed to have moved his or her residence if that parent substantially abandons his or her previous address, registers to vote in another state or locale, registers a motor vehicle in another state, obtains an occupational license in another state, or becomes domiciled under the provisions of state law in a foreign state. ”

“ Funds withheld from non-compliant states shall be distributed to compliant states as directed by the Congress of the United States on a pro rata basis based on the individual state's percentage of population among the states then in compliance solely for the purpose of promoting the welfare of families and children in those states. ”

“ Extraordinary medical and other expenses, which are not of a discretionary nature, shall be apportioned in equal amounts to both parents, and such amounts, if unpaid, shall constitute a judgment for said amounts against a parent. ”

“ A state which cures its earlier violation of the UPREPA statutory requirements may not retroactively recover funds previously withheld, and allocations and withholdings, once made by the Congress, shall remain in full force and effect and may not be altered, amended or remediated by prospective or retrospective legislation. ”