7 Steps to Take If Your Ex Violates Custody Agreements in Florida

Steering the stormy seas of custody agreements in Florida can get choppy, especially if your ex decides to play fast and loose with the rules. Here’s an easy-to-follow guide on what to do if your ex starts bending the custody playbook and sabotaging your relationship with your child. Understanding the Whirlwind: What’s a Custody Violation? The Florida Statute 61.13 outlines a parenting plan and legal expectations for adherence. And if your ex disrupts that plan—like not sticking to pickup times, keeping the kids from calling you, or whisking them away on a spontaneous trip without your nod—it counts as a custody violation....

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Child Custody in Florida: Decoding the 50/50 Timesharing Presumption

Posted by DeWitt Law Firm, P.A.

in Child Custody, Family Law

In divorce cases, particularly when children are involved, the topic of child custody often arises. Central to child custody is the presumption of 50/50 timesharing in Florida. This blog aims to clarify the concept of the presumption for 50/50 timesharing in Florida, created to start the custody conversation on equal footing for both parents. Equality in Child Custody: 50/50 Timesharing Presumption What does the 50/50 timesharing presumption really mean? Simply, the presumption for 50/50 timesharing serves as a guideline for family courts in Florida, when determining how separated or divorced parents will divide time with their children. The idea is that both parents are assumed...