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.

Wondering if you can take your kids out of state this summer? In most Florida family law cases, parents can travel with their children during scheduled time-sharing—a vacation isn't considered "relocation" under Florida law. But your Parenting Plan may require advance notice, travel itineraries, or even consent for international trips. Here's what Florida parents need to know about out-of-state travel, the other parent's permission, and protecting your time-sharing rights bef