Custody

There are different types of Parenting Plans and Time-Sharing arrangements which must be made in all family proceedings involving children.

Within each Parenting Plan, “time sharing” arrangements will set out specific days and times each parent will spend with their children throughout the year, including the division of holidays and school breaks.

Parenting Plans are designed to set out specific details regarding the children’s education, extracurricular activities, daycare or after care and health care decisions, as well as how the parents communicate with one another and the children.

Our family law firm will discuss with you all of the parenting plan options you have regarding your individual Parenting Plan and time-sharing arrangement.

(Effective October 1, 2008, Florida no longer designates one parent as the custodian, formerly known as the “primary residential parent”, and the other as the visiting parent, formerly known as the “secondary residential parent”).

*The material stated above should not be considered as legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you are in need of legal advice concerning divorce, you are encouraged to contact one of our experienced divorce attorneys who can assist you with your questions or concerns.