Will One Mistake Cost Me Custody?
Parents often come to me worried that a single argument, emotional moment, or bad decision has permanently damaged their custody case. That fear is understandable—but in most situations, it’s misplaced.…
Why Temporary Orders Matter More Than You Think in Florida Family Law Cases
When people begin a family law case, temporary orders in Florida family law cases are often viewed as short-term or procedural. Many assume these decisions are merely placeholders until a…
One Custody Mistake Parents Make After Separation
After separation, many parents unknowingly make a custody mistake that can quietly affect their case long before they ever step into a courtroom. That mistake is allowing informal changes to…
Can I Be Reinstated as Guardian Advocate After Being Removed?
Life After Removal: Is Reinstatement Even Possible? Losing the role of Guardian Advocate—especially for your own child—can feel devastating. But if you've taken real steps to stabilize your life, rebuild…
What Is a Parenting Coordinator in Florida and When are They Used?
High-conflict co-parenting situations can quickly become unmanageable, especially when communication breaks down and every minor issue turns into a dispute. When this happens, Florida courts may appoint a parenting coordinator…
How to Request a Holiday Schedule Change Without Starting a Fight
Holiday time is stressful enough without a parenting dispute adding fuel to the fire. But life happens — travel issues, work schedules, family emergencies, and last-minute changes can make the…
What If My Ex Doesn’t Follow Our Holiday Time-Sharing Schedule?
Introduction The holidays can be a joyful time — unless your ex suddenly refuses to follow the agreed-upon time-sharing plan. In Florida, holiday time-sharing schedules are legally binding once they’re…
Enforcing a Foreign Judgment in Florida: How Out-of-State Orders Are Recognized Here
Enforcing a Foreign Judgment in Florida: How Out-of-State Orders Are Recognized Here If you’ve already won a court order in another state, you might think it automatically applies in Florida.…
When Parents Disagree About the School Schedule in Florida
As the school year begins, many co-parents realize their old parenting plan doesn’t fit their child’s new routine. Class times, sports, and aftercare can quickly lead to confusion — or…
🏛️ How to Enforce a Parenting Plan in Florida
When one parent refuses to follow the parenting plan, it can leave the other parent feeling powerless. Fortunately, if you need to enforce a parenting plan in Florida, the law…
