by Brandon Legal Group | Nov 2, 2017 | Time Sharing
Parenting Plans The law in Florida calls for parents with minor children to produce a parenting plan in writing. For a parenting plan to be accepted by the court, it has to contain, at least, the following details: • a strategy for sharing the duties for day-to-day...
by Brandon Legal Group | Nov 1, 2017 | Custody Attorneys
The law in Florida regarding custody prioritizes the capability of each parent to promote a parental bond between the child and the other parent, which focuses on co-parenting and communication skills. The judge will evaluate each parent’s ability to respect the...
by Brandon Legal Group | Oct 26, 2017 | Custody Attorneys
Florida factors in the parents’ moral fitness as an element in deciding the child’s best interest. Moral fitness usually describes the conditions that could impact a child’s moral and ethical advancement such as drug abuse, verbal abuse, or unlawful activity. What is...
by Brandon Legal Group | Oct 19, 2017 | Custody Attorneys
Judges expect to see parents place the well-being of their child first when determining Florida custody . A court is going to take into account the extent to which both parents have shown the capacity and determination to fulfill a child’s developmental requirements...
by Brandon Legal Group | Oct 12, 2017 | Custody Attorneys
Health and Safety Florida Custody guidelines for joint parental obligation will not apply should a court discover that it might be harmful to the child. A parent may lose custody of his/her child or even their visitation rights when there is a history of domestic or...
by Brandon Legal Group | Oct 6, 2017 | Custody Attorneys
Find out about the “best interest” standard and the way it works for child custody situations in Florida. The best interest of the child is a major deciding factor for determining child custody (known as time-sharing) in Florida divorce cases. Judges will assess every...
