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Is child support paid if both parents share custody?

Is Child Support Paid if Both Parents Share Custody?

Is Child Support Paid if Both Parents Share Custody? If both parents share equal time with their children, child support is still calculated using the Child Support Guidelines Worksheet, which is based on the parties’ income, percentage time-sharing (only overnights...
will i be granted custody

Will I Be Granted Custody?

Will I Be Granted Custody? Related Article: Will I Be Granted Custody? What is the definition of shared custody? What does it mean to have exclusive custody? Again, there is no such legal idea as “custody” of children in Florida. The terms “majority time-sharing” and...
who will be the legal guardian of our child

Who Will Be the Legal Guardian of Our Child?

Who Will Be the Legal Guardian of Our Child? There is no such thing as “custody” in Florida Statutes, and there is no such thing as a primary or secondary residential parent classification. Both parents have “time-sharing” with their children in Florida. The court will...
What Is Mediation and How Does It Work?

What Is Mediation and How Does It Work?

What Is Mediation and How Does It Work? Mediation is a nonbinding process in which a neutral third party assists a couple in negotiating their divorce terms. Because mediation is faster and less expensive than going to court, more couples are choosing it over going to...
Parenting plans for unmarried parents

What Exactly Is a Parenting Plan?

What Exactly Is a Parenting Plan? A parenting plan describes a parent’s rights and responsibilities in relation to his or her child. Primary residence, making health-care decisions, choosing on a kid’s education, child support, and other rights and obligations are only...
will my child be able to choose which parent he or she wants to live with

Children Choosing Custodial Parents?

Will My Child Be Able to Choose Which Parent He or She Wants to Live With? The age at which a child can pick which parent to live within Florida is determined by the youngster’s overall maturity. In contrast to other states, Florida does not have a specific age at...

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