Tag Archives: Florida Child Custody
Are There Different Types of Child Custody in Florida?
When people think of child custody, they often first think of physical custody. That is, how much time each parent will spend with the child. While this is certainly one type of child custody in Florida, it is not the only one. In Florida, one or both parents can also obtain legal custody, which… Read More »
What Factors Should Be Considered in Florida Child Custody Decisions?
During a child custody dispute, the court will make all decisions based on the best interests of the child. The family law courts in Florida start all child custody disputes with the presumption that it is in the best interests of the child to have frequent and continuing contact with each parent. In total,… Read More »
Can I Get Sole Custody of My Child in Florida?
In Florida separations and divorces, child custody is a very contentious issue. Ideally, children should never be brought into disputes between their parents but sadly, one parent or another often does involve children in their disagreements. For example, if one parent angers the other, the angered parent may prevent the other party from visiting… Read More »
What is a Standard Child Visitation Schedule in Florida?
If you are a parent going through a divorce, you are likely worried about the effect the breakup will have on your children. For your kids, the breakup may mean living in a new home, going to a new school, and adapting to a new lifestyle. However, it will also mean dividing their time… Read More »
What Are The Differences Between Child Custody, Parental Responsibility, and Time Sharing in Florida?
If you are a parent in Florida and are about to get a divorce, you may have already heard terms such as ‘parental responsibility’ and ‘time sharing.’ You may also wonder what they mean and what they have to do with child custody, which is often a term that is more familiar to people…. Read More »
What Can You Do if Your Former Spouse Refuses Visitation In Florida?
It is not uncommon for parents to refuse visitation to their former spouse. There are many reasons people do this. Sometimes, a parent may believe their former spouse is endangering the child, such as when there is a history of domestic violence or substance abuse. In other instances, a parent may refuse visitation simply… Read More »
How to Be a Successful Parent During and After a Florida Divorce
Becoming a single parent during and after a divorce may seem overwhelming at times. Worrying about whether you’re giving your kids the attention and care they need while simultaneously managing all the hectic daily tasks can be challenging. It’s important to know that there will always be highs and lows when it comes to… Read More »
What Should You Include In a Florida Child Parenting Plan?
Creating a parenting plan is an important task after any divorce or other matter that involves children. Your plan will outline how you will co-parent with your former spouse, handle parenting issues, and continue to raise your children in the future. When a parenting plan is well-written, it can make co-parenting easier because it… Read More »
Answering Your Florida Child Custody Questions
The laws regarding child custody in Florida are confusing, especially for those who have never had to deal with a dispute before. If you have a child custody issue, you likely have many questions and getting the right answers will have a direct impact on your case. Below, our Tampa child custody lawyers outline… Read More »
Complications of Child Int’l Relocation
Not seeing one’s child on a daily basis due to a shared custody arrangement is one of the hardest aspects of being a single parent. In the best of situations, the child does not live far, allowing a parent easier access and notification if there is a problem or a change in the time-sharing… Read More »
