Parenting Plan & Visitation Schedules

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If you decide to pursue a divorce while you have children, one of the most important parts of the process will be creating a fair and viable parenting plan. This provision will determine and guide how you and your ex will raise your children while separated, including creating a visitation schedule. The specificity of this part of your divorce will vary depending on how well you and your spouse can agree to work together and resolve your issues once your divorce is finalized, and you should be sure to retain an attorney who can work with you to help you negotiate and create this plan.

At the Law Office of Russell S. Hershkowitz, L.L.C., we have provided high-quality, aggressive representation for those facing the difficulty of a family law issue for more than 30 years. We take your family’s best interests very seriously, and we make sure to place them at the forefront of all our decisions in order to give you a better and brighter future. We know the importance of an individually-tailored parenting plan, and we want to secure a future for your children and you as their parent that is beneficial to everyone involved. We are passionate about getting our clients the results they are seeking, and we can help you achieve those results by providing you with excellent representation every step of the way.

Do you need help drafting a parenting plan? Call the Law Office of Russell S. Hershkowitz, L.L.C. today at (407) 753-4111.

What Should Be In Your Parenting Plan?

In order for a parenting plan to be accepted by your family law judge, it must be specifically created to meet your child or children’s needs. This means that you and your ex will need to cooperate and come to a consensus on how you wish to handle different aspects of parenting, including most importantly, a visitation schedule.

• Your parenting plan and visitation schedule should include:
• Provisions for when your child will spend time with both parents
• How your child may communicate with each parent
• Where your child will go to school
• How your child will receive healthcare
• Privileges your child will be allowed to have
• What to do in an emergency

Having a skilled attorney help you with this process is invaluable to prevent you from making any mistakes, such as leaving out a crucial point of contention. We can also help you determine what may be the best decision for you and your family and present your finalized plan before the court to help your case proceed with fewer issues or delays. We also fight forchild support as well.

Start negotiating and creating your parenting plan today! Contact the Law Office of Russell S. Hershkowitz, L.L.C. now to get started.