Category Archives: Child Custody
Contested Custody Case Goes Before Florida Appeals Court
When a Florida custody case goes before a judge, the judge’s duty is to determine what’s in the best interests of the children. This standard governs all decisions that the judge makes with respect to custody disputes, which can get quite ugly. One case involving contested custody issues is Perez v. Perez, 769 So…. Read More »
Understanding Parenting Plans In The State Of Florida
Several elements are addressed during a divorce. Among the most important are custody agreements and parenting plans. In Florida, a parenting plan is the document that determines the custodial agreement between the parents. The court will expect the parents to present a parenting plan to the court for review. When the parents cannot come… Read More »
What Is A Foreign Pickup Order In Child Custody Cases?
A pickup order is meant to secure the physical custody of a child from one party and then deliver the child to another party. In many cases, this happens without the parents coming into contact with one another. The child is dropped off at a neutral location, and the other parent picks them up… Read More »
