Florida child custody package with parenting plan templates, time-sharing schedules, and modification petitions. Florida uses "parenting plan" and "time-sharing" instead of "custody" and "visitation." All custody orders must include a detailed parenting plan under Fla. Stat. § 61.13.
No. Florida eliminated the terms "custody" and "visitation" in 2008. Florida uses "parental responsibility" (decision-making) and "time-sharing" (physical time with the child) under Fla. Stat. § 61.13.
Yes. Every custody order must include a parenting plan that addresses time-sharing, decision-making authority, communication methods, and dispute resolution. The court will impose one if parties cannot agree.
Yes. Florida requires both parents to complete a Parent Education and Family Stabilization Course before the court will enter a final order involving minor children.
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