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Every child has unique needs, but children with physical, developmental, emotional, or medical challenges often require additional care and support. When parents divorce, creating a parenting plan that addresses those special needs becomes especially important. Florida courts recognize that traditional custody arrangements may not always meet...
Why Holiday Parenting Plans Matter The holiday season is often stressful for separated or divorced parents. With school breaks, family travel, and yearly traditions, emotions can run high. Having a clear holiday parenting plans helps families avoid conflict and ensures consistency for children. A well-structured plan—often part of your ...
Parenting plans are essential and required in Florida child custody arrangements. They serve as a blueprint for how divorced or separated parents will share time, responsibilities, and decision-making for their children. But as life evolves, so do the needs of parents and children. That’s why Florida law allows for modifications to parentin...
How to manage when your school-age children are not in school Trying to figure out how to manage summer timesharing with your school-age children when they are not in school, especially during the several weeks of summer vacation, is a challenge. Typically, when parents of minor children (children from birth to l8 years and beyond if a chi...
In Florida, when there are minor children and Family Court must be involved in their wellbeing, there are firm guidelines regarding how the child’s care and nurturing should occur. These guidelines apply to all couples who have created or adopted a child together, whether they were ever married or even lived together. In Florida, all parent...
All parenting plans in the state of Florida must be approved by the court. This fact is important as not only must the parenting plan be approved by the judge when shared parenting, parental timesharing case is heard in court but also when a parenting plan is part of a marital agreement signed following a mediation. Parenting plans created du...
In many states, including Florida, whenever the court is needed to determine the outcome of a minor child where both parents will be involved in shared parenting a parenting plan is required. This is true for parents who have never married or even lived together as well as for parents who have married and are divorcing.A parenting plan will i...
Why is a custom parenting plan, developed for a specific case, so important for the parents and child? In years past, actually prior to 2008, the Parent Timesharing guidelines were mandated in Florida Statutes to replace the terms “child custody” and “visitation”. Before the change, the where and with whom minor children were to re...
