Creating a shared parenting plan for an unborn child can be more complicated than that for a current child. Unfortunately, the State of Florida currently does not recognize a fetus as a child. Once the baby is born, all the child support orders and child's rights will go into affect.
What Are Parenting Coordinators? When a couple divorces here in the state of Florida, one of the roles of the court system is to ensure that the children of divorced parents maintain a healthy relationship with each parent even though they are no longer married to each other. Child custody issues are probably considered the […]
Co Parenting Apps Can Help Make Shared Custody Arrangements Work Smoothly As parents we have a lot of things we are constantly juggling. Having shared custody of children in two households increases the complexity of that juggling. If we are very lucky, we have co-parents who work with us to fill in the gaps, and we all coordinate […]
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