Tampa Child Custody Lawyer for Timesharing Conflicts & Solutions Typically, in child custody cases where a co-parent is experiencing conflict that includes non-compliance with a parenting plan, holiday timesharing is usually no exception. Ongoing conflicts and non-compliance that goes unresolved is not only frustrating for you, but it is likely not in the minor child's [...]
Drafting Highly Structured Parenting Plans - Why it Matters. In Florida, a parenting plan is required in any divorce between spouses with minor children, as well as when legal paternity is established. Parents together with their attorneys can utilize a court approved form that covers the basics of what a typical parenting plan should and [...]
Parenting Plans and Florida Law Florida Statutes require that parents of minor children who are divorcing or who are unmarried and seeking to establish legal paternity agree to a parenting plan. Parenting plans are meant to lay out the specifics of timesharing and parental responsibilities. A well written parenting plan can and should include [...]
