But the agreement laid out in almost painful detail the schedule for custody, down to the day and the hour. Mel immediately got joint legal custody of the baby. He also got significant unsupervised visitation, which turned into 50/50 custody when Lucia turned 3.
The agreement also provided, when Mel didn't have Lucia, the nanny would coordinate a Skype call between himself and the child.
The agreement spelled out who gets the kids on holidays. But these pages, which were initialed by both Mel and Oksana, were X'd out. We're told a similar schedule was later substituted for the one you see.
It was the Father's Day visitation that sent the case into family court, when Oksana refused to let Mel have the baby.
Oksana's lawyer, Dan Horowitz, had no comment.