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Tampa Family Lawyer on Timesharing Modifications, Enforcements

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What Can Parents do When Parenting Plans are Not Being Followed


Tampa Child Custody Attorney Nilo J Sanchez is an experienced family law attorney in Tampa, Florida. For over 25 years he has represented parents who have high conflict family law matters. 

Timesharing & Custody Disputes & Florida Family Law

Timesharing and custody disputes seem to initiate the most conflict between parents. Much is written about parents who refuse timesharing to their ex, but not much is written about the parent who doesn't show up for their court ordered timesharing.  If you are experiencing a substantial, permanent change in timesharing that is financial in nature because your ex is not showing up for their scheduled timesharing, please reach out to Nilo J Sanchez & Associates. 

50/50 Timesharing in Florida Family Law

Time-sharing has come a long way in Florida and most family law judges find that equal timesharing between parents is generally in the best interest of the minor children. Although not presumed, 50/50 timesharing and shared legal custody is looked upon favorably. In most cases, the fostering of a healthy relationship with both parents is beneficial. When conflicts arise, unfortunately the best interest of the children or child diminishes. 


There are many parents who seek 50/50 timesharing but, for various reasons they stop showing up or abiding by the parenting plan.  Not only does this send children on an emotional roller coaster of uncertainty, but the financial stress on the parent left holding the majority of the responsibility further increases conflict and stability for the children. When unmarried parents establish paternity in Tampa Florida or they are divorced with minor children, commonly a final order for timesharing will be accompanied by an order for child support. The amount of child support is decide in part by the number of overnights or percentage of time with each parent. Although there are other factors that determine child support, this is a major factor. 

Child Custody Attorney Tampa Florida

Tampa family law attorneys Nilo J Sanchez & Associates represents fathers and mothers in high conflict child custody matters. Compassionate , yet aggressive, Attorney Sanchez provides sound legal strategies that will help you to resolve timesharing and support matters. Whether you are experiencing a parent who is a habitual 'no-show" for timesharing or you need a top-rated Tampa family law attorney to represent you in the following types of family law cases in Tampa Bay, we can help. 

When you need resolution for a high conflict family law matter it may begin by the enforcement of timesharing or modification of timesharing. If you need legal representation in any matter pertaining to Child custody and timesharing orders in Pasco County, or when you need a top-rated family law attorney in Pinellas County, we're here to help you. Nilo J Sanchez & Associates is conveniently located in Hillsborough County, FL. We offer family law consultations in Tampa Bay via Zoom, telephone or in person for your convenience. 




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