Florida law requires shared parental responsibility and a parenting plan, also known as time sharing arrangement, when there are minor children involved in a divorce proceeding. Parenting plans are very detailed and specify whether both or one parent will make certain decisions regarding the health, education, extracurricular and religious activities of the child(ren). Some parents have a difficult time communicating with each other about their kids, so the plan may outline how the parties will communicate with each other regarding the needs of the children.<\/p>\n
If one parent has typically not been actively involved in the child\u2019s life, the parenting plan should allow access to the children but not disrupt their school schedules, day and after care programs, tutoring, or other special requirements.<\/p>\n
Time sharing during the holidays and school as well as summer vacations should be defined.<\/p>\n
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