Enforcement of Timesharing and Parenting Plans Florida

Enforcement and Contempt of Timesharing Florida

In Florida, a petition for enforcement of timesharing and contempt should be filed with the courts if either parent is not complying with a timesharing or parenting plan order. 

Tampa divorce and child custody attorneys Nilo J Sanchez & Associates represents parents who need representation in enforcement, contempt or modification of parenting plans.  If you need a child custody attorney in Brandon, Tampa, Lutz, Dade City, Clearwater or St. Petersburg, look to the law firm of Nilo J Sanchez & Associates. 

Court Ordered Timesharing Interference 

There are remedies when a parent is interfering with court ordered time-sharing.  A court ordered parenting plan  defines the terms of time-sharing and child custody. When parents do not abide by timesharing orders, it is beneficial to seek relief. Hiring a Tampa child custody attorney who can help you to assert your parental rights. 

Not Following Your Parenting Plan in Florida

When a parent disregards a court ordered parenting plan and willfully is not following a court order your attorney can motion the courts so it can be addressed and rectified. Attorney Sanchez has 25 years of experience in child custody matters and understands that when a parent does not follow the parenting plan, it can be stressful on the other parent and even financially inconvenient.

What are Timesharing Enforcement Orders?

When an enforcement order is filed with the court, the parent is looking for a recommendation and modifications of timesharing and custody as well as child support. If the judge finds a parent in contempt there are many remedies including fines that the court can order. Losing timesharing, parenting classes and other options are available to the courts including incarceration if found in civil contempt.

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Tampa Family Law & Child Custody Attorney

Resolve time-sharing or child support issues begins with a consultation with a Tampa Child Custody Attorney.  Speaking with a lawyer is the first step to learning if filing an order of enforcement of timeshare would be in your best interest. You may have been served with a notice of hearing for enforcement of time-sharing. If this is the case, than it will be beneficial to seek legal representation before you go to court. The burden of proof is on the party seeking enforcement, and you will need to show that you were compliant or that you were not willfully disregarding your order.


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