Establishing a Parenting Plan
When two people who have children together decide to go their separate ways, it can be hard on both the parents and the kids. Recent changes in Florida law encourage "time sharing," with the goal of enabling both parents to continue strong relationships with their children.
Many factors are considered when determining a parenting plan. Speak to a knowledgeable attorney about your unique circumstances and needs. I am Michael L. Edwards, Attorney at Law, and I have more than 30 years of experience in family law.
Call me 904-350-9800 or contact me online to arrange a free consultation. Divorce and related family law matters can be stressful. My goal is to help you through this difficult time, while protecting your rights and interests.
Jacksonville Time Sharing Attorney
In the state of Florida, here is no longer "custody" or "child visitation." Unless you and your child's second parent agree to a parenting plan, a judge will create one for you. Many times, the judge will grant 50-50 time sharing. The judge may also approve majority time share, which allows one parent to have the child more than 50 percent of the time (previously known as primary custody).
I am an attorney who can answer your questions and let you know what to expect during divorce and custody proceedings. Protect yourself and your child's best interests by relying on a skilled Florida child custody lawyer to guide you through the process.
To schedule a free initial consultation, contact me, Michael L. Edwards, Attorney at Law, 904-350-9800 or e-mail me through my online form.
