Protecting And Taking Care Of You
Florida courts start with a presumption that equal time-sharing is in a child's best interests, but that presumption can be overcome with evidence. A parent who wants a different schedule usually must show why a 50-50 arrangement would not serve the child's needs in...
When parents separate, creating a plan for their children quickly becomes one of the most important and emotional parts of the process. Florida courts typically require parents to attempt mediation before allowing a judge to make the final call on timesharing and...
One of the most common concerns parents have during a divorce is whether their child will have to become involved in the legal process. Many parents worry that their attorney will need to interview their son or daughter or ask them to choose between their parents....
