On December 5, 2019, the Florida Supreme Court amended the form for income deduction orders. Florida Family Law Form 12.996(a).
Florida Supreme Court Amends Form Income Deduction Order
Florida Supreme Court amends Rules and Creates Discipline Procedures for Parenting Coordinators
Florida publishes new disciplinary procedures for court appointed parenting coordinators
Florida’s New Proposed Collaborative Process Forms
The Florida Bar’s Family Law Rules Committee proposed new collaborative process forms 12.985(a)-(g) dovetail with the 2017 Uniform Collaborative Law Process Act, Florida Family Law Rule of Procedure 12.745, and Florida Collaborative Law Process Family Law – Rule 4-1.19, Rules…
Introduction – Florida Parenting Plans – Consent to Child’s Mental Health Treatment
How do parenting plans provide for consent to mental health treatment for a child? What does “mental health treatment” mean and include? What if parents don’t agree on mental health treatment their child should continue, undertake, or stop? May one…
Parental Responsibility and Decision Making
Parents in Florida divorce and paternity cases must agree to a “Parenting Plan” or have a judge decide on a plan. In collaborative practice, parents work with a collaborative neutral facilitator and collaborative professional team. The team helps parents write…