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All of the days you miss with your children test the relationship and communication you have with the other parent.
Florida courts are considering joint custody in more and more divorce cases and there is even talk about a presumption that children should spend 50% of their time with each parent.
When there are minor children involved in your Florida divorce or paternity case, you are required to take a parenting course before you can obtain a court ordered Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage or Final Judgment of Paternity.
Child custody battles are the most stressful experiences that parents have in a Florida divorce or paternity case. Often the parents involved are so concerned with success or failure that their judgement gets clouded.
One spouse must live in Florida for six consecutive months preceding the filing for a divorce. This Florida residency requirement must be met in order for the court to have jurisdiction over the divorce case.
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