Is a Presumption of Equal Time Sharing in the Best Interests of Children? A Child Centered Developmental Perspective
A bill was introduced during the 2013 legislative session that would changed Florida law to create a presumption in favor of equal timesharing between parents and children. The law did not pass; nevertheless, a similar bill may be proposed in upcoming 2014 legislative session. Is it in the best interest of a child for judges to presume that the child should spend equal time with his/her parents? Click on the link to read an article in which three psychologists’ answer to that question based on a child-centered developmental perspective. The attorneys of Sessums Black, PA take pride in staying abreast of changes and potential changes to marital and family laws.