Divorce and paternity cases involving a child with a disability require special attention to parenting plans, child support, healthcare decisions, and education. This article explains how Florida courts consider a child's unique needs, when child support may extend past age 18, and how parents can create clear, detailed plans that protect their child's long-term well-being.

Many Florida parents assume that equal time-sharing means neither side owes child support — but that's not how the law works. This article explains how courts actually calculate support in 50/50 parenting arrangements, when support may not apply, and why accurate financial disclosure matters for your family's outcome.