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What Is the Best Time-Sharing Schedule in Florida? Comparing 2-2-3, Week-On/Week-Off, and More
How Does Florida Decide Which Time-Sharing Schedule a Family Uses? Florida does not assign families a single default time-sharing schedule. Every case involving minor children requires a parenting...
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Ending A Union Under Florida’s No-Fault Law
Florida Does Not Require Proving Anyone Did Anything Wrong Ending a marriage in Florida does not require blaming one spouse for what went wrong. Under Florida Statute Section 61.052, a court ...
Divorce
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What Does a Guardian ad Litem Do in a Florida Custody Case?
When a judge appoints a guardian ad litem in a Florida custody case, the case changes in a meaningful way. A neutral third party now has the authority to visit your home, speak with your children, re...
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What Holiday and Summer Time-Sharing Schedules Actually Work for Tampa Parents?
The regular school-year schedule in a parenting plan tends to run on autopilot. Exchanges happen on the same days, at the same times, and both households settle into a rhythm. Then the calendar turns...
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How Do Florida Courts Respond to Parental Alienation in Tampa Custody Cases?
Why Alienation Claims Carry So Much Weight in Hillsborough County A child who once ran to the door for weekend visits now refuses to get in the car. Phone calls go unanswered. Birthday gifts sit u...
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What Should Be in a Florida Parenting Plan? A Tampa Custody Lawyer’s Checklist
Why the Details in a Parenting Plan Matter Every Florida divorce or paternity case involving a minor child ends with a court-approved parenting plan. That document controls where the children slee...
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When a Spouse Denies the Marriage Is Broken
Florida lets one spouse start a divorce without proving fault, and the petition only has to say the marriage is irretrievably broken. The other spouse can answer that it isn’t. That answer changes ...
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How Do You Modify a Parenting Plan in Florida? What Tampa Parents Need to Know About Substantial Change and the 2023 Law
What Does It Mean to Modify a Parenting Plan in Florida? A Florida parenting plan is a court order. Once a judge approves it as part of a divorce, paternity case, or other family law proceeding, b...
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Can You Move Out of State With Your Child in Florida? A Tampa Custody Lawyer Explains the 50-Mile Relocation Rule
A new job in another state, a remarriage, the chance to live closer to family, or simply a fresh start after a divorce: there are many legitimate reasons a parent may want to leave the Tampa area wit...
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