Carol Joyce Solomon, P.A. | Attorney at Law
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Committed To Preserving Your Parenting Rights

Currently, it is presumed that timesharing between parents should be on a 50/50 basis; however, that presumption may be overcome by a preponderance of the evidence. This is a discussion to have in more detail with Ms. Solomon.

Carol Joyce Solomon, P.A. Attorney at Law represents Broward County and Palm Beach County parents in complex matters related to family law, including timesharing arrangements. Attorney Carol Joyce Solomon has years of experience negotiating fair custody terms and customizing parenting plans that help parents preserve their rights.

Customizing Your Arrangement To Suit Your Family’s Circumstances

When you consult with Ms. Solomon at the Coral Springs office, she will identify solutions that address your unique concerns. She has secured favorable terms for clients seeking timesharing arrangements that include:

  • Shared parental responsibility — The law in Florida presumes parents will engage in shared parental responsibility, which is a term of art basically giving both parents rights to make all major decisions with regard to the child(ren). In some cases, one spouse may be awarded ultimate decision-making authority over one or more major aspects of the child(ren)’s life, but such an award must generally be requested in that spouse’s pleadings. When parties have shared parental responsibility, they share an equal right to make decisions affecting the child(ren) i.e., medical, educational, religious, etc. Since, in the absence of a court order, neither parent’s decision can override the other parent, it is crucial that parents be able to communicate with each other about important decisions affecting their child(ren).
  • Majority timesharing — Majority timesharing means the child(ren) spends more overnights during the year with one parent versus the other parent. Parents often timeshare, with one parent having more overnight time with the child(ren), but sometimes parents rotate timesharing on an equal basis.
  • Sole custody — Sole custody may be awarded in extreme cases of abuse, abandonment or neglect.
  • Visitation/timesharing — The visitation schedule may be agreed upon by the parties and designed to suit both parents’ schedules and the needs of the child(ren). A somewhat standard visitation schedule consists of visitation with what used to be termed the noncustodial parent for one or more days or nights during the week and every other weekend. Additionally, holidays are shared and alternated, and provisions made for extra visitation time during the summer and school breaks. Father’s Day is generally with the father, and Mother’s Day is generally with the mother no matter whose weekend it may be. Different visitation schedules work for different parents, and determining timesharing depends a great deal on how well parents are able to work together and communicate regarding their child(ren) as well as logistics regarding school and extracurricular activities.

Do Not Struggle With Custody Issues Alone. Ms. Solomon Is Here To Help.

Share your story with Ms. Solomon and learn your options during your free, 30-minute initial consultation. Please call 954-255-5333 or email our firm to contact lawyer Solomon.

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