Parenting plans offer structure and stability after a divorce or separation. This is especially important for children. Plans establish how parents will share time with their children and handle a variety of issues that every family faces. They’re an essential tool for keeping life stable and peaceful after divorce. But what happens when changes are […]
Florida Divorce Law Blog
Many parents find that co-parenting becomes easier as children get older. The routines are established, communication has improved, and everyone has settled into a predictable schedule. Then the teenage years arrive. Learning to drive, starting high school, applying to colleges, getting a first job, and preparing for graduation all bring exciting opportunities. They can also […]
Extracurricular activities can provide tremendous benefits for children. Sports, music lessons, clubs, theater programs, tutoring, and other activities help children develop skills, build confidence, make friends, and explore their interests. Unfortunately, these activities can also become a source of conflict between co-parents. Disagreements about schedules, costs, transportation, time commitments, and even which activities a child […]
