In Florida we no longer use terms like “custody,” “visitation,” and “primary residential parent” which suggest that a child is a possession to be argued over. These terms mislead parents into thinking that ultimately one of them can win and the other can lose their children. Divorcing parents should avoid the win/lose illusion and instead focus on how they will share time with their children and what each parent will be responsible for. This article discusses ten things parents should consider before deciding on their time-sharing and parenting plans.

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