What does the “Best For The Child” mean
The best interests of the child is the bar the judges use to determine child custody questions. Florida no longer uses the terms “primary parent” and “secondary parent.” The state of Florida determines what is in the best interests of the child by considering a number of factors.
Things To Consider In Child Custody And Parenting Schedules
Divorce puts an end to your marriage, but it does not end your rights and obligations as a parent. During the divorce process, parents must reorganize how they will care for their children. Our firm will work with you to obtain a comprehensive parenting plan which will include:
- Appropriate time-sharing schedules to fit your child’s school schedule and your work schedule
- Additional holidays and events relevant to your family
- Designation of appropriate child care providers (if necessary)
- The right of first refusal, if desired
- Travel considerations for long distance child custody cases
- Several other child custody considerations