Hi my name is mark joseph and i'm a south florida family law attorney and you're here to find out five things you need to know about parenting plans in the state of florida before we begin a parenting plan is what is used in family law cases to determine basically the rules of engagement when it comes to parenting with a spouse or partner this parenting plan tends to break down the time sharing schedule how parental responsibility is going to be established and most of all the way you guys will navigate parenting and raising your minor child or children but before we move on please like subscribe and hit the notification bell so you can be updated when we bring out new videos as a family law attorney i've seen countless times how not understanding how a parenting plan works or not understanding what should be in a parenting plan can affect families all over from being in litigation to enforcement or to just not thinking about certain things that should be in a parenting plan it is so important to make sure that you understand at least these five things before you either negotiate establish or even try to modify your florida family law parenting plan the first thing you should understand about parenting plans in the state of florida is that it is required in family law cases involving minor children florida statute 61.13 establishes essentially the fact that if a case involves a minor child or children that at the end of the case that there is a parenting plan established by the court which could be either agreed upon by the parties or ruled upon and entered by the court but in either circumstances the court does have to find that the...
What you should know about Florida Parenting Plan
- Parenting Plan must be developed, agreed to by the parents, and approved by the court.
- Court may establish a Parenting Plan if the parties cannot agree or if the agreed plan is not approved.
- Supervised/Safety Focused plan used for cases involving supervised time-sharing.
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How to prepare Florida Parenting Plan
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Open up the papers
Fill in and submit the FL 12.995(a) online as an alternative to printing and mailing documents by way of postal services. Click on Get Form to begin.
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Now, you need to provide information needed in the format. Generally twice-check the details in the form just before submitting it.
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About FL 12.995(a)
FL 12.995(a) refers to a specific statute or regulation in the state of Florida. Unfortunately, I could not find any information about FL 12.995(a) in particular as it does not seem to exist. Statutes and regulations vary by jurisdiction and can cover a wide range of topics. Therefore, it is not possible to provide accurate information about the specific content of FL 12.995(a) or who may need it without further details or confirmation from legal sources. If you have more specific information about FL 12.995(a), I can try to provide a more accurate response.
How to complete a Florida Parenting Plan
- Begin by providing the names and dates of birth of the children involved
- Read the instructions carefully, ensuring compliance with the format requirements
- Complete the form, striking through any irrelevant sections
- Sign the form with the required signatures of parents
- If assisted by a nonlawyer, ensure all necessary information is provided
- File the original form with the clerk of the circuit court and keep a copy for your records
- Remember that if an agreement is not reached, the court will establish a Parenting Plan
People also ask about Florida Parenting Plan
When should this form be used?
A Parenting Plan is required in all cases involving time-sharing with minor children even when the time-sharing is not in dispute.
How should this form be filled out?
This form should be typed or printed in black ink. Please delete or strike through terms or paragraphs that are inappropriate or inapplicable to your agreement.
What are the signature requirements?
Both parents must certify that they have been open and honest in entering into this Parenting Plan and intend to be bound by it.
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