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 child-rearing tasks
• the child’s time-sharing schedule with each parent
• a specified home address for school enrollment and other activities
• a requirement of techniques and technologies that parents will utilize to correspond with the child and each other.
Reach out to our Family Law Attorneys at Brandon Legal Group for assistance crafting a Parenting Plan that will work best for your children, and that protects the time you have with your family.
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