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As we’ve written about our work in supporting local families and resolving thorny family law issues, we’ve seen how even small considerations can lead to significant problems, and even additional legal work. That’s something for individuals and families to keep in mind, when they find themselves needing this kind of advice.

In Orlando family law news, the current proposed HB 1395 from the Florida legislature would reform child custody or timesharing law. The bill has passed both houses of the Florida legislature and now goes to the governor for his decision.

When it comes to family law, a lot of the work that goes on is about creating harmonious agreements between two or more parties, in what can be a volatile situation. It’s about coming to the table and getting some sort of consensus in place, which can be easier said than done.

The Florida Legislature may bring back a bill to modify the way courts analyze child custody and timesharing cases in Florida. The Florida House Civil Justice Subcommittee held a workshop at the end of October 2019 to discuss the possible bill, so it may make it to the floor for a vote this legislative year.