Can You Be Held in Contempt if Your Child Refuses to Visit the Other Parent?
Can You Be Held in Contempt if Your Child Refuses to Visit the Other Parent? When families go through a divorce in Florida, one of the most challenging issues to navigate is timesharing—formerly...
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Read MoreTips for Co-Parenting When a Child Resists Timesharing
Tips for Co-Parenting When a Child Resists Timesharing Co-parenting is rarely without its challenges, but when a child resists timesharing with one parent, the situation can feel overwhelming. Flo...
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Read MoreHow Judges Evaluate a Child’s Wishes in Florida Custody Disputes
How Judges Evaluate a Child’s Wishes in Florida Custody Disputes In Florida custody disputes, parents often wonder how much weight a judge will give to their child’s preferences. While a child...
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Read MoreAt What Age Can a Child Refuse Visitation in Florida?
At What Age Can a Child Refuse Visitation in Florida? Child custody and timesharing disputes often involve questions about a child’s preferences. In Florida, many parents wonder whether there is...
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Read MoreWhat to Do When a Child Refuses to Communicate with the Other Parent
What to Do When a Child Refuses to Communicate with the Other Parent Navigating co-parenting after a divorce or separation can be challenging, especially when a child refuses to communicate with o...
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Read MoreHow Florida Courts View Parental Alienation in Custody Cases
How Florida Courts View Parental Alienation in Custody Cases Child custody disputes are often challenging, but when parental alienation becomes a factor, the situation can escalate significantly. ...
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Read MoreWhat Happens When a Child Feels Unsafe During Visitation in Florida?
What Happens When a Child Feels Unsafe During Visitation in Florida? Child custody and timesharing arrangements in Florida are designed to prioritize the best interests of the child. However, situ...
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Read MoreUnderstanding Florida Law on Enforcing Timesharing Agreements
Understanding Florida Law on Enforcing Timesharing Agreements Timesharing agreements, also known as custody arrangements, are legally binding orders designed to ensure that children maintain meani...
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Read MoreHow to Handle Timesharing Disputes When a Child Resists Visiting the Other Parent
How to Handle Timesharing Disputes When a Child Resists Visiting the Other Parent Florida’s family law system emphasizes the importance of shared parenting and meaningful contact between childre...
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