Name the measure
Seven of fourteen overnights is 50%. Hours are a different measure: an afternoon exchange changes the time spent in care without necessarily changing the overnight owner. Use one method consistently for the comparison.
Check the boundaries
A month may begin halfway through a rotation. Holidays, travel, missing entries, and child-specific schedules can also change the result. Look at the underlying dates before treating a difference as an error.
Know what CoFam’s display does
The time-share display helps explain recorded care. It is not a calculation of support or taxes and does not establish a custody classification. Check the applicable instructions for any formal calculation.
Can two equal rotations look uneven in one month?
Yes. The selected month can include only part of the repeating cycle.
Should we compare hours with overnights?
Label them separately. They count different things and need not produce the same result.
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