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Three Things that Could Put Your Parenting Time at Risk

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It is common knowledge that certain factors, such as a gambling addiction or a substance abuse problem, can put their parenting time at risk during a divorce. However, there are other factors that may seem innocent enough that can also put your parenting time in jeopardy. Even something as simple as developing bad habits… Read More »

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Child Custody FAQs

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If you are in the middle of a child custody dispute, you are likely very worried about the possible outcome. Of all the different types of disputes that can arise within a family, those involving child custody are some of the most emotional and complex. These disputes are also governed by many different laws… Read More »

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Common Mistakes Made in Parenting Plans and How to Avoid Them

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There are many issues you will have to resolve with your spouse throughout the divorce process. If you and your spouse have children together, you will have to make decisions about time-sharing and creating a parenting plan. If you and your spouse cannot make these decisions on your own, you will have to go… Read More »

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Four Elements To Include In Your Parenting Plan

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If you are getting a divorce and you and your spouse have children together, you will both have to create a parenting plan together. Ideally, you and your spouse will agree on the plan but if that is not the case, the court will create the plan. Creating a plan on your own is… Read More »

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Frequently Asked Questions About Time Sharing In Florida

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The Florida Statutes have not referred to parenting time as “child custody” or “visitation” in over a decade. Today, these terms have been replaced with “time sharing” and “parental responsibility.” The change is meant to reflect the fact that, except for in extreme situations, it is in the best interests of any child to… Read More »

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How To Make Co-Parenting Work During The Holidays

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The holidays are officially upon us. For many families, the season is a time to give thanks, enjoy great food, and spend time with family members and friends. If you have recently gotten a divorce, however, these holidays may not be as cheerful as they once were. Navigating the terms of the divorce, such… Read More »

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Mistakes That Could Negatively Impact Your Child Custody Case

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The circumstances that lead to divorce and child custody issues are unique in every case. In the majority of cases, the Florida courts presume that it is in the best interests of the child to spend time as equally as possible with both parents. Still, parents should not use this presumption to assume that… Read More »

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Five Things To Avoid When Fighting For Child Custody

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If you are currently going through a divorce and fighting for child custody, the actions you take now and once the case is over are extremely important. A judge will watch your behavior to determine if you are a fit parent and can raise a child, and your spouse may even look for things… Read More »

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Finding Ways To Co-Parent With Your Ex

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After a divorce or a breakup with your partner, it will often be necessary to co-parent if you share minor children from your relationship. While Florida courts will, in some cases, determine that only one parent should have child custody, the Florida Statutes make clear that it is public policy in the state of… Read More »

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New Study Addresses Gender-Equality Benefits Of Shared Child Custody

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Shared parenting can have many benefits for children after a divorce. Indeed, lawmakers also recognize the benefits of shared parenting, both for children and parents alike. The Florida Statutes make clear that it is the state’s public policy that “each minor child has frequent and continuing contact with both parents after the parents separate… Read More »

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