Tag Archives: Florida Parenting Plan
How Can I Create a Florida Parenting Plan?
If you are getting a divorce and have children with your spouse or if you have children outside of marriage, you will have to draft a parenting plan as part of the divorce or paternity process. If you and your spouse cannot agree to a plan, the courts will create one for you. It… Read More »
What Mistakes Should You Avoid In Your Florida Parenting Plan?
During the divorce process, you and your spouse will have many issues to resolve. If you and your spouse have children, many disputes may resolve around child custody. The best way to resolve these issues is to agree on a parenting plan with your spouse so you can keep it out of the courtroom…. Read More »
Do Children Have To Testify During A Florida Divorce?
When a couple gets divorced and they have children together, the whole family gets divorced. Children in divorce cases must be given special consideration. When children are of a certain age, they may remember events that have occurred before and during the divorce. As such, you may worry that your children may have to… Read More »
What Should Be Included In A Parenting Plan in Tampa, Florida?
Any divorce case in Florida that involves children will require a parenting plan. Parents can agree to and create a plan on their own but if they cannot, the court will determine a parenting plan. It is not always easy for parents to create a parenting plan on their own. The court places certain… Read More »
Negotiating a Parenting Plan
Parents seeking divorce have a large task in front of them, as they consider, negotiate, and settle on the terms that will govern child custody. Divorce is particularly hard for children, and trying to find the right balance that addresses the desires of both parents to have an active role in the child’s life… Read More »
