Florida Family Law Blog - Parenting Plans
Parenting plans for families with special needs in Florida
Mar 15, 2026
Standard parenting plans do not address your child's unique needs. Florida courts treat these plans as binding agreements for how your child is raised in two homes. A basic template may suit many, but it likely will not fit your family...
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How to Create an Effective Parenting Plan
May 16, 2018
Having a parenting plan in place allows you to lay out terms regarding how your children will be cared for by both parents after the divorce. The time-sharing arrangement should consider the best interest of the child and will include items such as where the children will live, how time-sharing will work...
Easter, Spring Break, and Parenting Plans
March 26, 2015
When parties are getting divorced in Florida, they will come across a Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Form by the name of a “Parenting Plan”. This “plan” gives parties a starting point to map out their desired time-sharing with their children either temporarily during the divorce...
Best Interest of the Child Standard and Co-Parenting
February 17, 2015
When a Court determines the time-sharing schedule for the parties and their children, judges in Florida base their decisions on what is commonly referred to as “the best interests of the child” standard. All of those factors can be found in Florida Statute Chapter 61...
Parenting Classes, Counseling, and Divorce
January 5, 2015
Clients often ask us for guidance in dealing with the day to day issues of a divorce. What most people don’t realize is that for some, being a party to a divorce is like having a second job. The pressure, stress, and time constraints placed on you on a day to day basis can be overwhelming. Keeping our clients mentally...
