A Parenting Plan is the single most important document that will govern your minor child(ren).
Once your Parenting Plan is approved by the Court, it will remain in effect until your children are no longer classified as minors. Any substantial changes made must be sought through the filing of a supplemental petition.
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All Florida Parenting Plans are created based upon Form 12.995(a)
Once your Parenting Plan is signed and ratified by the Court, it will be in effect under your children are no longer minors. Any substantial changes made must be sought through the filing of a supplemental petition.
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What would happen if the other co-parent had the school designation outlined in Section 9, then decided to move?
Would you be protected without the essential insights of Splitstrong? You need to know the rules and distance parameters associated with a relocation. It could mean the difference between your children attending a different school 50 miles away, or staying at the same school. Read Florida Statute 61.13001 (e) to see just how vulnerable you are if the other co-parent receives the school designation.
What would happen if your best friend or sibling wanted to plan a long weekend to meet in Disney World, but your Parenting Plan didn't have a clause for missing school and the other co-parent objected to missing school on Friday?
Would you be protected without the essential insights of Splitstrong? You need some flexibility in your Parenting Plan to accommodate for travel during the school year. Otherwise long weekends at Disney World or ski vacations will be a consistent pain point.
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