Divorce, Timesharing
A Child Custody (Timesharing) dispute can feel overwhelming, especially if you are preparing for your first Custody Hearing. In Central Florida, Timesharing matters are handled by Family Courts and focus primarily on protecting the best interests of the minor...
Timesharing
Hurricane season in Central Florida can bring more than just severe weather. It often creates logistical and emotional challenges for Divorced or separated parents trying to manage Timesharing schedules. When storms disrupt normal routines, understanding your legal...
Timesharing
As your children embrace the start of their summer vacation, they may be wondering what will keep them busy in the coming months. While some parents may play each day by ear, if you adhere to a timesharing schedule, it is especially important to make the most of any...
Timesharing
Determining the appropriate timesharing when a parent is in the military has been a long- standing issue due to deployment, re-assignment to a new base and other variables. Florida Statue 61.13002 allows a parent who is activated, deployed, or temporarily assigned to...
Timesharing
Once a case is resolved, former spouses have the opportunity to settle into a new routine. For Clients with children, a parenting plan is implemented to outline primary residency, school zoning, expenses and reimbursement expectations, and Timesharing (formerly known...
Timesharing
Balancing your children’s physical, emotional, academic, and other needs during the school year can be overwhelming, especially when there are other responsibilities that also require your attention. When Family Law Clients seek our services in an effort to improve...
