Child custody in Florida is determined by what is in the best interest of the child and can make a difference in the child's welfare.  A Florida Divorce can be devastating to a child's life if the proper care is not taken to make sure that the best interest of the child is evaluated.  While many times it is possible to have shared custody, there are times when this is not desirable and one parent may be designated the primary custodian and the other parent may have limited visitation rights.

To determine what works best in each situation requires careful analysis of the facts and circumstances surrounding what is best for the child.  As the child grows and facts and circumstances change, it may be necessary to re-visit the issues to determine what is best at that time.

As a law firm that deals with Florida Child Custody issues, we are familiar with the issues that will be raised and how to deal with circumstances that may be beyond your control in determining which parent will be provide the primary residence, how often and what type of visitation schedule is appropriate, and who will make decisions that will affect your child's medical, religious, and educational needs.

If you need help with child custody issues or want to re-evaluate a child custody order, contact a Jacksonville Child Custody Lawyer online or call us at 904-685-1200 to speak with one of our Jacksonville Family Lawyers