Boynton Beach Child Visitation Lawyer
A parenting plan is an extremely important element to any divorce proceeding involving minor children. In fact, the state of Florida requires that all divorcing parents have a parenting plan. If they cannot come to a mutual agreement, the court will create a plan for them.
Taking action early can avoid any unnecessary involvement of the court. It can also help ensure that you are able to obtain an adequate amount of time with your child. At Braverman & Hymowitz, Attorneys at Law, we understand your desire to protect the rights and interests of both you and your child. We're here to protect those rights, and we will work endlessly to attain a positive resolution to your case. To learn more about how we can help, contact us to speak with one of our skilled lawyers.
Custody in Florida
The familiar terms of "custody" and "visitation" have been replaced. The court now uses parenting plans and time share agreements when determining where, when and with whom a child will reside. Unless there are extenuating circumstances such as abuse or domestic violence, parents are allowed, and encouraged, to seek relatively equal amounts of parenting time. The goal for each parent is to maintain a close and nurturing relationship with his or her child.
Parenting plans are important because they dictate and outline the responsibilities (both physical and psychological) of each parent as they relate to the child. In a typical agreement, both parents will share in the major and day-to-day responsibilities of raising the child.
Resolutions and Solutions
We understand that the creation and negotiation of a parenting plan can be emotional and complex. Our talented attorneys have the knowledge and skills necessary to facilitate any parenting plan or time sharing agreement. Our goal will be to negotiate a plan that satisfies both you and your spouse, but if necessary, we will move to litigation to effectively protect your rights and needs.
We know that preserving your relationship with your child is a top priority. Our law firm works all aspects of the child custody issue, from the creation of parenting plans, to the enforcement of agreements that have been broken. To speak with one of our Fort Lauderdale child custody lawyers, call 954-524-0505, or toll free at 800-892-0792, or contact us online.
