Splitting Parenting Time   When two parents separate, often as the result of divorce, any children they share typically split their parenting time.    Florida courts have recognized the importance of a child maintaining their relationship with both parents, and will usually grant both parents shared parenting time, unless special circumstances exist.   What Is Shared [Read More]

How Do We Determine Holiday Visitation in A Florida Divorce? In the best case scenario, divorcing parents will be able to come up with their own parenting plan. But all hope of that peaceful resolution can slip away if the other parent intends to battle it out and refuses to meet you with cooperation in [Read More]

Tips for Creating a Parenting Plan If you have children and are getting a divorce, you must have a parenting plan. Here are some simple tips to help you create a parenting plan that works for you. Most of all, be sure the parenting plan benefits your children. 1. Put Your Children First Before you [Read More]

Parenting Plan If you and your spouse have children together and are getting a divorce, one of the most important aspects is the development of a solid parenting plan checklist. A parenting plan is designed to give the children stability. It’s also designed to help the parents. These guidelines are followed while you’re going through an [Read More]