Tag Archives: Florida Time-Sharing
What is the Difference Between Parental Responsibility and Time-Sharing in Florida?
Many people think that time-sharing and parental responsibility are one and the same. However, in Florida, they are two very different concepts. If you are getting a divorce, have a paternity dispute, or other child custody conflict, it is important to know what these terms mean and how to uphold your rights. Below, one… Read More »
Frequently Asked Questions About Time-Sharing In Florida
While the term ‘child custody’ is used in many other states, Florida law refers to these matters as parental responsibility and time-sharing. The change in the law was made to reflect the fact that both parents have an equal right to spend time with their children and that neither should only have ‘visitation’ rights…. Read More »
What Are ‘Time Sharing’ And ‘Parental Responsibility’ Under Florida Law?
The term ‘child custody’ is one that most people are familiar with because historically, this was the term used in the Florida Statutes and in the family courts throughout the state. Today, though, these terms have been replaced by the terms ‘time sharing’ and ‘parental responsibility’ and that comes as a surprise to some… Read More »
What Are The Do’s And Do Not’s Of Time Sharing In Florida?
After two parents get a divorce, it is presumed that it is in the child’s best interests to spend time with each parent. Unless it would be harmful to the child, both parents should continue to share parental rights and responsibilities. During the divorce process, a time-sharing schedule is made and it outlines when… Read More »
