Whether you're a mom or a dad, if you're the noncustodial parent, you will want to make the most of your visitation time with your kids. However, you could be drawing a blank on the types of activities to enjoy with your child.
Supervised visitation: How it helps
Sometimes a mother or father falls into trouble with the law. Perhaps he or she has violent tendencies, suffers from a drug problem or has been convicted of domestic abuse or sexual violence. In these cases, a Florida court will likely choose to award full custody to the parent with a better legal standing. However, courts may still want to give children a chance to spend time with the noncustodial parent -- even if he or she has been convicted of serious crimes.
New research shows that shared child custody is best
When two parents divorce, they can choose a lot of different strategies when it comes to sharing custody of their children. However, one thing -- according to psychologists -- will help the children have a happy and healthy future: The ability of children to spend regular time with both parents.
Parenting provisions: Traveling with your children
There are a number of parenting provisions you may want to include in your parenting and custody agreement that pertain to traveling with your child. A parenting provision is specific language that you and your spouse will agree to.
