Co-parents should work to comply with the court-ordered Florida Parenting Plan as much as possible to maintain a semblance of normalcy for the children. If child custody, time-sharing, and visitation concerns warrant changes to court-ordered Florida Parenting Plans, they should be done with consultation and agreements of both parents. If health concerns are a factor, consider using FaceTime or Zoom to connect children with the other parent. If an agreement cannot be reached between co-parents and you’re concerned about the health and best interest of your children, contact a Family Law Attorney. They may be able to help you get an emergency temporary child custody order from the court.