When considering time-sharing arrangements for children, Florida courts
will always prioritize the best interest of the child, no matter if one
of the parents is on active duty or not. While it can be difficult for
a child to suffer the parental absences required by military duty, you
still have parental responsibilities and a basic right to see your child.
Because your military service will always be considered a key factor in
time-sharing arrangements, however, it’s important to review your
case with a qualified lawyer who can protect your rights.