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. .' . :~l , ' 200806349 conclusion of each holiday. Except for the Christmas holiday, in even-numbered years, the mother shall have the children for the even-numbered holidays, and the father shall have the children on the odd-numbered holidays. In odd-numbered years, the children shall remain with their mother for odd-numbered holidays and spend the even-numbered holidays with the father. The children will spend Mother's Day with their mother and Father's Day with their father. For Mother's Day and Father's Day only, the holiday will commence at 8:30 a.m. and conclude at 7 p.m. on the Sunday on which these holidays are nationally observed. e. This holiday visitation schedule shall supersede the regular weekend visitation schedule. The regular weekend visitation schedule will continue with the parent who did not have the children on the previous holiday and continue on from that point, alternating between the parents every other weekend. 3. The defendant shall pay his child support obligation to the Nebraska Child Support Payment Center, P. O. Box 83307, Lincoln, Nebraska, 68501, for the support of the minor children the sum of $383 per month when there are two children and $286 per month when there is one child (see attached Worksheet 1). All payments must include the name of payor, payor's social security number, county of the decree and case number. Said child support shall commence on the 1st day of November, 2005, and shall continue thereafter on the first day of each and every month until the respective child reaches the age of 19 years, becomes emancipated, becomes self-supporting, marries, or dies, or until further order of this Court. Plaintiff shall claim the minor children as exemptions for tax purposes. Child support shall abate by 50% during the month of August each year provided the defendant exercises his summer visitation. Such abatement shall occur automatically unless the plaintiff files an objection in the form of an affidavit or verified motion stating 5